Not exact matches
«It's
only 10,000 years ago that we were
hunter -
gatherers and we moved anywhere from 10 to 14 miles a day.»
Until the discovery of Gobekli Tepe, archaeologists assumed that religion started
only after the
hunter -
gatherer societies had settled down into more stable agricultural groups.
If, for example, a
hunter -
gatherer only ever allows the fastest male dogs to breed with the fastest female dogs, after many years of such selective breeding the resultant dogs would differ so much in body shape, leg length and, perhaps, lung capacity from their ancestor as to be considered a separate breed.
We've all heard the anthropological adage that the early
hunter -
gatherer societies
only had to work 20 hours a week to survive.
We evolved to crave sugar, but most wild fruits have very little sugar, and the
only very sweet food that
hunter -
gatherer kids ever got to enjoy was honey.
In the Middle East, says a British researcher,
hunters and
gatherers became farmers
only when hard times forced them to collect the seeds of wild wheat and barley intensively, and process them for food.
That's because the dog is the
only animal to undergo the process when humans were still nomadic
hunter -
gatherers.
«Given that Paisley Caves was
only a seasonal - occupation area for human
hunter -
gatherers, did the humans move around too much, or were the bugs not able to withstand the environment outside the caves for very long?
If we could
only exercise more and eat like
hunter -
gatherers, we'd be fitter, happier and healthier.
Power: «One of the big lessons of my work on Neanderthals was that the
only reason we find the result surprising is that we expect Neanderthals to resemble modern human
hunter gatherers in the way they foraged for food, but they didn't.
There are tantalizing hints of feasting among Paleolithic
hunter -
gatherers perhaps as early as 20,000 years ago, but the practice became common
only during the Neolithic (early farming) period beginning about 10,000 years ago.
Moreover, early North Americans were highly mobile
hunter -
gatherers who occupied sites
only briefly before moving on.
Until now, the
only genetic traces of these people came from two Stone - Age
hunter -
gatherers: an 8000 - year - old man found near Loschbour in Luxembourg and a 7000 - year - old man found near La Brana, Spain.
But back in the
hunter /
gatherer days, the man ate
only 20 % of meat in his total diet and more plants that were easier to find.
Instead paleo followers focus on eating
only those foods which were accessible to our
hunter gatherer ancestors and sustained them well through the ages.
The
hunters and
gatherer's, eating
only meat and vegetables.)
The mass production of grains through agriculture is
only a few thousand years old... Compare that to our ancestors historical existence as
hunter -
gatherers as far back as a couple of million years, and our current species (homo sapiens) 200,000 - year history as
hunter -
gatherers.
Paul, anyone: What's your view on the recent emerging buzz that the typical
hunter -
gatherer tribe eats
only once a day?
This is not
only due to the biological history of men (as
Hunters) and women (as
Gatherers), but also due to our modern day societal norms.
But back in the days of
hunters and
gatherers, men were used to
only one set of eyes of being on them: those of predators.
only suitable to
hunter -
gatherers.
We
only have to make the changes if we don't want our grandchildren to be
hunter gatherers.
I now await certain greenies to proclaim this is wrong because we certainly do not need any more of the agri - industrial complex that invariably destroys the environment and sickens the planet, the
only cure is to return to the peaceful
hunter -
gatherer lifestyle of our ancient ancestors who lived in harmony with Mother Nature consuming
only freely - available renewable resources... Whether they honestly word it that way or not.
Not
only is the current «hill» on the roller coaster as high or higher than anything our species has experienced since we first settled down from a
hunter -
gatherer lifestyle, but the track is nearly vertical.