prehistoric hunting techniques

Prehistoric hunting techniques involved tracking and stalking animals using advanced skills and tools. Early humans used spears, traps, and bows to hunt large game like mammoths and deer. They observed animal behavior, learned migration patterns, and coordinated in groups for better success. Techniques such as driving animals into cliffs or water, ambushing, and refreshing weapons with stone tips enhanced their effectiveness. These methods required patience, teamwork, and knowledge of the environment, enabling early humans to secure food and resources crucial for survival and cultural development.