Magdalenian culture

Magdalenian culture refers to a late Stone Age society that existed around 17,000 to 12,000 years ago, primarily in what is now Western Europe. It is known for its advanced hunting skills, particularly of reindeer, and for remarkable artistic achievements, such as intricate cave paintings and carvings. The Magdalenian people lived in small groups, using tools made from stone, bone, and antler. They also created decorative items, suggesting a rich cultural and spiritual life. This culture is seen as a significant period in prehistoric human development, showcasing early creativity and adaptability in a changing environment.