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Most prehistoric people in the hunter gatherer stage of development were nomadic with no fixed settlements. As they wandered over their territory following herds and ripening plants and "hidden" food resources in lean periods they ate whatever comes their way - roots, berries, eggs, mammals, fish, fruit, seeds. Using the Bushmen (AKA: San, Khwe, Sho, BorBasarwa of the Kalahari a an example this diet can be quite extensive.
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What did prehistoric people eat carrots?
they didnt
Do people eat eggs?
Yes, and they have done so since prehistoric times.
What foods did people eat in prehistoric times?
Wild berries, nuts and animals that were hunted
What did prehistoric dolphins eat?
fish.
What do prehistoric sharks eat?
prehistoric sharks eat whales, other sharks and mollusks. But the megalodon eats any kind of living organism
What did the prehistoric sea star eat?
seaweed
What do fossils eat?
If you're referring to the remains of prehistoric organisms, they don't eat anything. They're dead. If you're referring to antiquated or stubbornly unchanging people, they eat whatever they feel like.
Why was prehistoric technology important back then?
Was technology important to prehistoric people
Why do the prehistoric eat nuts?
because their teeth are stone.
Can you eat a prehistoric frilled shark?
Yes, its very good
WHY DID PREHISTORIC MAN TAKE CAPTIVES?
To eat, to enslave, to breed from.
How have prehistoric people adapted to their environment?
they did not need to adapt why would they? what would they have to adapt to? what environment change are you talking about? The people were there and that was it.
