Question

In the late Paleolithic period, were people more likely to be hunters or scavengers?
O hunters
O scavengers
both about equally
Question 3

Answer 1

Answer:

both about equally .

Explanation:

• Archaeologist have found out that humans have equally practiced hunting and scavenging in the late paleolithic age. About 2 million years ago, humans were hunter-gatherers who moved from one place to another in search of food and shelter.

• However, some archaeologists have also uncovered that humans practiced scavenging by gathering meat from animals which were killed by larger predators.

• Therefore, in the late Paleolithic period, people more likely to be both hunters and scavengers.