Prehistoric culture refers to the way of life of human societies before the advent of written records. This period includes the Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age, during which early humans developed tools, art, and social structures. They relied on hunting, gathering, and later agriculture for sustenance, leading to the establishment of permanent settlements. Artifacts such as cave paintings, pottery, and tools provide insight into prehistoric cultures. Notable examples include the Lascaux cave paintings in France and the Çatalhöyük settlement in Turkey. These findings help researchers understand the beliefs, practices, and daily lives of early human communities.