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Yes, onions have been found in archaeological sites dating back to the Stone Age. They were a common ingredient in prehistoric diets due to their availability and nutritional benefits.

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How did people live during the old stone age?

During the Old Stone Age, or Paleolithic Age, people lived as nomadic hunter-gatherers, relying on hunting animals and gathering wild plants for food. They lived in small, mobile groups and used simple tools made from stone, wood, and bone. Shelter was often constructed from natural materials like caves, branches, and animal hides.


How did people live during Old Stone Age?

they were very very poor and they has to hunt for animals to eat


How often did the stone age people have feasts?

Although the stone age was a long time ago (in some parts of the world it progressed to the bronze age about 8000 years ago) the stone age persists in some form, in some isolated parts of the world, even today (although the remaining stone age tribes are dwindling as civilization encroaches) so we do have a pretty good idea of how people lived and what they did. When a large animal such as a buffalo, an elk, etc., is successfully hunted and killed, there is a feast. This is very logical because the stone age has little or no technology or technique by which food can be preserved, so when you have a lot of meat, you have to eat it quickly before it goes bad. Hence, you have a feast.


What did the stone-age people do for fun?

In the Stone Age, hunting to eat took up a lot of the people's time. So, they began hunting bigger things to prove how brave and strong they were. They began to view hunting as fun, and they (of course) enjoyed eating it as well. The women gathered berries and the like, and probably had fun by chatting and gossiping much as they do now.


Means of living in the stone age?

Hunt for food, gather food, eat, make clothes, fix clothes, find shelter keep the fire going, sleep, procreate, swim, laugh, play.