How did Neolithic man look?

Answer 1

Neolithic people used tanned hides from the animals they raised to make clothing. This job was normally left for the women and elderly to do.

The Otzi the Iceman find indicates clothing was made of a variety of leathers for different purposes, and colors. His shoe soles were bearskin. The uppers were softer deerhide. His shirt was sewn in stripes of light and dark leather. He wore a loincloth with separate leggings, as some Native Americans did until quite recently. He had a woven grass cape.

There's considerable evidence that string and netting dates back to the paleolithic, and woven clothing to the early neolithic. Flax is documented earlier than wool, but both exist several thousand years ago.

Answer 2

A neolithic man would have leather scrap coat usually like a Robe, some man shaved their beards with Blades and others didn't, they usually had greasy hair all over their Body. They would walk around barefoot where ever they would go. The neolithic man could also have cuts from farming with blades and animals.

Answer 3

they looked like people

Answer 4

furs, skins,

Answer 5

They got the clothing from animal fur