The Stone Age Sociality

The Stone Age sociality refers to how early humans organized themselves and interacted during the prehistoric period, thousands of years ago. People formed small groups or bands for survival, sharing resources, protecting each other, and working cooperatively. These social structures helped them hunt, gather, and care for their young. Communication was basic but essential for coordination. Their social bonds and cooperation laid the groundwork for complex human societies, shaping behaviors, culture, and survival strategies that evolved over millennia. Overall, Stone Age sociality was about forming close-knit communities focused on mutual support and cooperation.