Humans throughout time have hunted any animal living in their environment that they could potentially eat. By the stone age human technology had progressed to the point were any land animal could be potential prey. Some of these animals are now extinct, such as mammoths, mastodons, aurochs, cave bears ect. These animals were hunted by European hunters.
Modern Stone Age family.
no not really its stone age
the new stone age ushly wears animal skins and other things but most important thing is that they don't use stiching or machines the make it with there hands
Digging for the Truth - 2005 Kings of the Stone Age 4-3 was released on: USA: 17 September 2007
She was. Gina Lollobrickida was her stone-age name.
During the Old Stone Age, or Paleolithic Age, people lived as nomadic hunter-gatherers, relying on hunting animals and gathering wild plants for food. They lived in small, mobile groups and used simple tools made from stone, wood, and bone. Shelter was often constructed from natural materials like caves, branches, and animal hides.
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animals in the stone age were nothing but dinosaurs and rhinos but know that the Stone age is over we have cats dogs and other animals.
The old stone age people used to hunt animals with their spears which were made from bones,stones etc...they also used to pluck and eat berries...i dont know about the new stone age
It is False that animals didn't contribute to the development of agriculture during to stone age, because animals helped the people of the Stone Age to do daily chores, For Example Ox would help plow gardens and farms.
no, once you learnt how to walk you had to hunt.....
People in the New Stone Age survived by relying on farming, domesticating animals, and developing more advanced tools and technology to meet their needs. They also engaged in trade with neighboring communities for resources they could not produce themselves. This shift towards agriculture and settlement led to the development of more complex social structures and communities.
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They were buried with their animals and crops.
they were very very poor and they has to hunt for animals to eat
The environment had a significant impact on Stone Age peoples as they adapted to their surroundings for survival. Changes in climate and geography influenced their migration patterns, food sources, and shelter construction. Their understanding and utilization of natural resources were key factors in their ability to thrive.
the animals that stone age people killed were mammoths, deer, mostly big animals.