There was little difference among members of hunting and gathering societies,and differences in position or rank were based on the:

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In hunting and gathering societies, gender and age were the primary factors determining one's position or rank within the community. Men typically hunted and engaged in activities that required strength, while women gathered food and cared for children. Elders were also highly respected for their experience and wisdom. Family size, length of time in the community, and relative wealth were not significant factors in determining social status. The amount and type of food gathered during the growing season may have been important for survival, but it did not necessarily grant higher status within the community.

There Was Little Difference Among Members of Hunting and Gathering