Paleolithic peoples

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Paleolithic peoples

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Surviving cave paintings from the Paleolithic era indicate that early humans engaged in artistic activities, such as painting animals and scenes from everyday life on cave walls.

Answer: B
 The use of fire was one of the most important advancements of early humans during the Paleolithic era. It allowed them to cook food, stay warm, and develop new technologies, such as heat-treated flint for making tools.

Answer: C
 Paleolithic humans did not coexist with dinosaurs. Dinosaurs went extinct well before the emergence of humans. Early humans hunted animals such as deer, mammoths, and bison using weapons such as spears.

Answer: D
 Paleolithic peoples did not have the technology or knowledge to build brick structures. They lived in temporary or semi-permanent shelters made of materials such as animal skins, sticks, and mud.

Answer: E
 Paleolithic humans did not use bronze, which requires the ability to extract and smelt copper and tin. They used stone tools and weapons, such as flint knives and spears, until the development of copper tools later in the Neolithic era.

Paleolithic Peoples