prehistoric societies

Prehistoric societies were communities that lived before written records, primarily made up of small groups of hunter-gatherers or early farmers. They relied on hunting animals, gathering plants, and later, domesticating plants and animals for food. These societies developed basic tools, social roles, and early forms of art and spiritual beliefs. Their way of life was closely connected to nature, and their survival depended on understanding their environment. Over generations, they laid the foundation for more complex civilizations, developing techniques for cooking, shelter, and community organization.