0
What else can I help you with?
How did the early Americans use the mammoths that they hunt?
Early Americans used mammoths for a variety of purposes. They hunted them for their meat, hides, and bones, which were used for making tools, weapons, and shelter. Mammoth bones were also used to construct structures such as dwellings and fences.
What happened to the mammoths that the early Americans hunted?
They killed them to have food and shelter
How was the mammoths used by eairl Americans?
Early Americans would have used every part of the mammoth. They would have used the skins for clothing and blankets, the bones for constructing various furnishings, and they would have eaten the meat.
Why did the early Americans arrive in the Americas?
they arrived because of the mamoths and had to fallow them to find food and or shelter for what they eat was the wooly mammoths
Did people ever help wooly mammoths?
Not likely. Mammoths were a food source for early man.
Why did the Native Americans leave Canada?
The Native Americans did not purposely leave Canada. They were following wherever the woolly mammoths went because they needed food. If they did not leave Canada, then they would die. The woolly mammoths follow their prey. If the woolly mammoths had food, then would have food too.
Why were mammoths important?
Mammoths were important because they provided a lot of food for early humans. They were also a great source of furs.
What do early man eat?
Saber tooth tigers and mammoths.
Did woolly mammoths have any affect on humans?
Woolly mammoths were an important prey animal for humans. Early humans ate their meat and used their skins for shelter and possibly clothing. Sinews could have been used, as could bones and blood, which could be used to make primitive glue.
How did the first Americans find food in the ice age?
They hunted animals such as mammoths.
Did mammoths used to mate with female mammoths long ago?
Yes. This is how they reproduced.
Were humans around when mammoths were around?
The woolly mammoth coexisted with early humans,
