Did Neanderthals gather food

Answer 1

they used sharp stones or just regular stone to kill their prey they also used bolas and spears to trip they target and kill it other weapons they had are stone hammers, bomerangs, stone knives, bows and arrows and various other tools made of ivory, stone, bone and rocks.

Answer 2

70% meat...

They hunted or scavenged large animals.

Mammoth/Mastadons, Wooley Rhinos, deer and various hoofed animals.

They also ate plants (leaves/grasses), roots, tubers, nuts, fruit, eggs and honey!

Answer 3

Yes, Neanderthals were skilled hunters and also collected plant-based foods like berries, nuts, and seeds. Their diet was diverse and varied depending on the region they lived in and the available resources. Overall, Neanderthals were successful in adapting to their environments through a combination of hunting, gathering, and scavenging.

Answer 4

They were stone age hunter/gatherers, who lived in caves and rock shelters. They hunted large animals, such as bison, horse, mammoth, etc.

Answer 5

they hunted the animals.

Answer 6

Yes, they were hunter-gatherers.