Ancient human habitation

Ancient human habitation refers to the ways early humans lived in various environments thousands of years ago. They created simple shelters, such as caves and huts, to protect themselves from elements and predators. Their societies were often nomadic, relying on hunting, gathering, and later farming. Bedrock sites and artifacts, like tools and pottery, reveal their daily lives, social structures, and migration patterns. Understanding ancient habitation helps us learn about our ancestors, the evolution of human culture, and how early communities adapted to their surroundings and developed civilizations over time.