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No, bones are not the only indicator of how people lived. Archaeological evidence, such as tools, pottery, and structures, provides insights into daily activities, diet, and social organization. Additionally, artifacts, art, and even environmental data contribute to understanding cultural practices, health, and interactions with the surrounding environment. Together, these various forms of evidence paint a more comprehensive picture of past lifestyles.
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Explain why a person who lived in a dark cave might have weaker bones and teeth than someone who lived outdoors even if their diets were the same?
Probably because of no sunlight
How do people live in Europe?
They lived by hunting animals and using the fur and bones to make stuff.
What artifacts suggest that people in Jenne-jeno lived near a river?
boats and fish bones
How do first people live in Europe?
They lived by hunting animals and using the fur and bones to make stuff.
Why did Riis use negative terms to describe eithnic groups?
To explain why people lived in these conditions.
How do you know where the dinosaurs lived?
bones
What were dodos hunted by?
dodos lived in mauritius. mauritius did not have people living on it till 15 something. the people that settled there, the dutch, hunted them for their meat and bones.
What is the gorge in Tanzania where the Leakey family found bones of people that lived 1.75 million years ago?
Olduvai Gorge
What is the gorge in the tanzaina where the leakey family found bones of people who lived 1.75 million years ago?
Sugar refining
How do say bear in Sweden?
I need to explain one way that geography has effected where people have lived in sweden.
What does archaeological?
Archaeologists study artifacts the past to develop a picture of how people lived in earlier cultures and societies.Also Old bones and rocks
Where has Tony Hawk lived?
he has lived i America i saw him at bones stockport a few weeks ago
