How did stone age people cook?

Answer 1

The Paleolithic people had a diet that consisted mostly of nuts, fruits and vegetables. They would have consumed these raw. They also hunted for meat, and when they could get it they would have cooked their meat over fire.

Answer 2

Heated rocks (grilled upon), sticks (spit), tightly woven baskets (filled with broth hot rocks were dropped into it to heat the broth up), some items may have just been placed on hot coals then removed later with a stick (baked potatos, yams) how about a pouch of leather hung above the fire or coals and allowing the contents to cook in their own juices (meat, fruits and vegetables). Remember they were hunters and gatherers.

Answer 3

Over a hearth. They would have used pots, or baked meat and tubers (like potatos) with hot stones. This video gives you a good idea of ways prehistoric people may have cooked:

http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=ayKMitUKz-g

Answer 4

Stone Age people cooked by placing food on sticks and holding it over the fire. They also placed rocks into the fire as a cooking surface.

Answer 5

they cooked over a fire, typically with a pot. kings and lords even had "tasters" to taste the food to see if it was poisned

Answer 6

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