What did historians call the initial stage of human history?

Historians call the early stage of human development the primitive world, because during this period among the population of that time, attitudes and occupations had just begun to form. In primitive times, people were first formed physically, and then mentally. They had new forms of communication and occupation. At this stage, they began not only to draw resources from nature, but also to produce them on their own. This gave them a certain impetus for development. Their craft capabilities included: making dishes, tools and ornaments.