How did people survive in the stone age?

Answer 1

they hunted and gathered during the winter they used skins of animals as coats. also theywere nomads. nomads are people who move compareing where their food goes so they can have food. they either lived in tents or in caves.

Answer 2

Hunting, gathering, migrating and some husbandry of plants, and animals. Ants can be quite sophisticated so one should not think Stone Age people were stupid. They built temporary and permanent houses. In the UK some were in use 300 years.

Occasionally cannibalism was employed a trait last used by medieval crusaders in Syria. Every society was different. In the Stone Age New Guinea highlands cannibalism ended within living memory.

In colder climates they used clothes.

Cooking was achieved by use of heating stone and dropping them in container with water in of wrapped in leaves or clay directly in a fire.

The Stone Age bow in North West Europe was better than the medieval long bow. They also tended to be more robust and healthy than more recent generations.

Answer 3

People hunted animals with weapons and tools, they also farmed or fished.