important imformation about the measolithic human life- shelter
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Human adjestments in the measolithic age -
1) Stone Age Houses
Evidence found from Mesolithic times (around 15 000BC) indicates a circular structure made from wooden posts. There are no houses remaining, but archaeologists have found marks in the ground that they believe were made from timber poles. The frame may have been round or conical, like a tepee.
2) food -
These nomadic people had a vast knowledge of edible plants, fungi, berries, nuts, shellfish and seaweed as well as wild animals, fish and birds. Methods of cooking their food included cooking on hot stones, roasting meat in a fire pit and baking fish and meat in clay.
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1) Stone Age Houses
Evidence found from Mesolithic times (around 15 000BC) indicates a circular structure made from wooden posts. There are no houses remaining, but archaeologists have found marks in the ground that they believe were made from timber poles. The frame may have been round or conical, like a tepee.
2) food -
These nomadic people had a vast knowledge of edible plants, fungi, berries, nuts, shellfish and seaweed as well as wild animals, fish and birds. Methods of cooking their food included cooking on hot stones, roasting meat in a fire pit and baking fish and meat in clay.
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