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Did Paleolithic people worship only one god?
No. Paleolithic people worshiped many Gods. Something like 3800, I think. It's called Polythesim.
How did Paleolithic people build shelters?
Paleolithic people built shelters using materials such as wood, branches, animal hides, and stones. They would construct simple structures like lean-tos, caves, or teepees for protection from the elements and predators. These shelters were generally temporary and easily movable to accommodate their nomadic lifestyle.
Would people like a snowman Christmas tree or a normal one?
A normal one because it's more festive
Are the members of Panic at the Disco rude?
how should normal people no but i would like to think there not
What types of tools did paleolithic people used?
they used tools for hunting and making fire and thinhgs like that
Where can someone find information on a Paleolithic diet?
The best source of information on paleolithic diets would be from a physician. You could also try a diet or health magazine or online medical sites like webmd.
Do celebrity's like normal people?
Because celebrities are known by everyone and they're constantly being followed etc, so they want a life like normal people, therefore they like normal people
What did immigrants do when they came to Australia?
Work and all the things normal people would do like finding a job.
Where do werewolves reside and why?
in normal places like normal people.
Why do celebrities like normal people?
Becuse they idolized the famous people
What do people from the galapagos islands look like?
Like normal people.
How does climate affect the type of house you live in or clothes Paleolithic people wear?
Climate influences the type of house Paleolithic people lived in because they built structures like caves or simple shelters to provide protection from extreme weather conditions. Similarly, Paleolithic people wore clothes made from animal hides or fur to stay warm in colder climates and to protect themselves from the elements. Climate played a direct role in determining the design and materials used for both housing and clothing during the Paleolithic era.
