Historians rely on a combination of archaeological evidence, such as tools, art, and burial sites, to learn about hunter-gatherer societies. They also study ethnographic accounts from present-day hunter-gatherer groups and analyze historical records from early civilizations that interacted with hunter-gatherers. Additionally, researchers use isotopic analysis of human remains to understand diet and migration patterns.
Old Stone Age people, also known as Paleolithic people, were nomadic hunter-gatherers who lived between 2.5 million and 10,000 years ago. They used simple stone tools and had a basic social organization. Old Stone Age people relied on their environment for sustenance and survival, moving from place to place in search of food.
Hunters and gatherers did not settle because they relied on the availability of wild plants and animals for food, which required them to move frequently in search of resources. Settling in one place would have limited their access to these resources. Additionally, their lifestyles were adapted to a nomadic existence, and they did not have the technology or social organization necessary for permanent settlements.
People in the Paleolithic period were mostly hunter-gatherers, while those in the Neolithic period were transitioning to agriculture and settled communities. Neolithic people also developed pottery, weaving, and domestication of animals, leading to more complex societies. Additionally, the Neolithic period saw the rise of permanent settlements and more advanced tools and technology.
in the new stone age learned how to plant crops and how to tame wild animals and breed them. animals helped in hunting a lot. hope this helped. in the old stone age, people didn't know how to farm. they survived by hunting and gathering; they were hunter-gatherers. people in the new stone age learned how to plant crops and how to tame wild animals and breed them. animals helped in hunting a lot. hope this helped<333 ;D
Historians know everything there is to know about Zimbabwe and its predecessor nations then first called Rhodesia and Nyassaland and after that, Rhodesia. Its pre-colonial history is also reasonably well documented, starting with the rise of the kingdom of Mapungubwe in the 11th century. Since the peoples of the various pre-colonial kingdoms in the Zimbabwe region did not leave any written information of their own to posterity and historians, our knowledge is based on - and limited to - descriptions by others, mainly contemporary Arab and Portuguese traders.
WE do not know who the first human in the US was but during the Ice ages ancient human hunter gatherers migrated there from Russia over the aleutian land bridge.
Historians didn't understand meroitic writing so they don't know much about queen shanakhdakheto. Most of what they know come from their carvings found in her tomb.
how do i know that man i am saying
They had to move around from place to place because they had no control over nature. They did not know anything about farming and agriculture. They hunted animals and ate their meat. They always followed their food.
nomads is the term for a group of people who move around for food
Because the first people were nomadic hunter/gatherers who moved around to obtain sustanance. They didn't stay in one place because they didn't know how to domesticate animals and plant vegetables for intransient living.
the answer is unkown even historians don't know the answer. trust me my parents are two of the historians.
I dont know how to do it on monster hunter freedom 2g but i know how to do it on monster hunter freedom unite. sorry =(
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No, they were not. At least, not that historians know of.
Bushman are the indigenous people of S. Africa -- they are hunter-gatherers. In Botswana, they are officially called "Basarwa". It is said that they represent a unique isolated genetic group and many people believe that their ancestors predate genetic changes of the rest of humanity -- kinda referring to them as "genetic Adam" -- as in biblical Adam. Some people believe all humans can trace their genetic heritage back to this group. Whether its true or not, well, I don't know. But that's how I understand what the "bushman" are.