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The vast majority of the stone age took place before the modern interglacial, and consequently the world was very, very, cold. Other than that, the continents were in roughly the same place as they are now, and all the oceans and seas were right where they are currently.
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 11y agoIt was a terrible time. Everything was freezing, and life was hard.
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What did the new stone age man look like?
Ape
What does society look like in the romantic ballet era?
Stone Age
What wsa life like during the stone age?
Stone age
What did a stone age axe look like?
A stone age axe typically had a sharp edge for cutting and a sturdy, often wooden, handle for gripping. The head of the axe was usually made of stone, such as flint or obsidian, and was attached to the handle using a form of adhesive or binding material.These axes were used for a variety of tasks, including hunting, woodworking, and chopping food.
How does a pearl stone look like?
pearl stone looks like a white stone...
Is the stone age like or different from dinosaurs age?
No
How does a stone age bow and arrow work?
A stone age bow and arrow worked by using the tension from the bowstring to propel the arrow forward when released. The bowstring stores energy when the bow is drawn back, and that energy is transferred to the arrow upon release, causing it to fly towards the target. The arrow's fletching provided stability during flight, while the arrowhead was designed to penetrate the target.
What should is do with moon stone?
analyze the stone and can know many things like age of the moon and bacteria on stone,like that.
What are all the ages like the Iron Age?
The Stone Age and the Bronze Age.
How did the stone age make beds?
Biologically, stone age people were just like us. They ate like us, lived like us and slept like us.
What did stone age homes look like?
Stone Age homes were typically simple structures made from natural materials like wood, stone, thatch, and animal hides. They varied depending on the region and time period, but common types included caves, tents, huts, and pit houses. These homes were often small and designed for basic shelter and protection.
Why do half the answers and questions in the stone age section look like they were written by a five year old?
because its 6th graders :P
