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Prehistoric people's lifespans varied widely depending on factors such as region, diet, and health. On average, life expectancy during the Paleolithic era was likely around 20 to 30 years, primarily due to high infant mortality rates and dangers from the environment. However, individuals who survived childhood could live into their 40s or 50s. As societies progressed into the Neolithic era, improved agricultural practices and living conditions gradually increased average lifespans.
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What did prehistoric people live in?
Caves.
What type of shelters did prehistoric people live in besides caves?
bannas
Is there a prehistoric Mastadon shark?
Yes, they have a very long name and grow up to about 75 feet, luckily, there is few that live today.
How long was the prehistoric anaconda?
Scientists guessed that the prehistoric anaconda was around 40 ft long.
Where did the meglodons live?
they lived in the prehistoric times.
Where did meglodons live?
they lived in the prehistoric times.
Why was prehistoric technology important back then?
Was technology important to prehistoric people
How do archaeologists draw conclusions about prehistoric people?
Archaeologists draw conclusions about prehistoric people by analyzing artifacts, ecofacts, and features found at archaeological sites. They consider factors such as the context and spatial relationships of these items to understand prehistoric activities, social structures, beliefs, and technologies. Additionally, they may use scientific techniques such as radiocarbon dating, DNA analysis, and isotopic analysis to further understand prehistoric populations.
How long do people with Achondroplasia live?
as long as people do.
In which prehistoric period did the triceratops live?
the critatios period
What was the earliest prehistoric culture to live in Oklahoma?
Spiro~
How long do dwarf live for?
They can live nearly or as long as other people.
