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Paleolific technology however was not productive enough to support anything approaching a hierarchy of priests
So no cohesisive theology could be developed consumptions of godden spirits ts were hazand much emphasis was placed on individual visions
Religion was not used as a method of social control benefits did not depend on the morality of the individual people backed or bargain with the supernatural as we can see from the following statement made by an aschemo to the arctic explore nenute restmucing
We believe our anger cute our magicians
And we believe them
Because we wish to live long
And because we do not want to expose ourselves to the danger of famming and starvation beliebelieve in order to make our lives and food secure
If we do not believe the magicians
The animals
We hunt would make themselves invisible to us
If we did not follow their advice
We should all follow you and die fear of what couldn't be understood and the desire to bring the supernatural under human control were expressed in artist welleless religion by far the outstanding example of palolithc art consists of its extraordinary cave painings
The best of which are located in southern frts and northwestern spain
The subjects of the joints are usually the larger game
Bison Bear
Horse
Woolly
Rennoserroous
Mammoths and wild power
The best of the joints are in full color
Remarkably alive and charged with energy despite their extraordinary artistic quality
The cave joinings apparently were designed for uteritarian reasons
They were drawn in the darkest and most most angangerous ts of the caves
Although the people lived only in in the near most cave enreasces the artists also commonly painted one picture over another with no appearance
Desired preserve their works
Hence it appears that the reason these peliolific artists
They their way to the depths of the earth
And created the most realistic reproductions possible of the animals
They hunted with the belief
That they thereby gained some sort of magic power over their game
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In conclusion
The recent findings of scientists in various fields have led us to recognize and appreciate the achievements of our prehistoric ancestors as constituting a major and decisive element in our total human areritage even in the realm of technology
Where we consider ourselves today to be especially successful
The hunter gatherers acquired a vast amount of data badties basic for us to be very present
They knew their habitats intimately
So they used those species of plant and animals that were beneficial and avoided those that were useless or injuries
They developed the grave variety of tools
Including knives
Excess
Scrapers
Hammers
Oles and needles
They also created a liqual variety of weapons such as spears
Harpoonds
Clubs
Shieds
Armour
Bloguns and wls and arrows
Some of their inventions such as the non sumersible kayak
The snowhouse and the outtrigger canoand the use of numerous poisonons such as hydrop seanic basid
Which south american indians learn remove from a species of manyork
Which became a stple article of their diet and other poisonons
Such as career
Snake
Venuoms
Hmlock and alcoloids
That were used to kill game and human enemies required considerable knowledge and skill in preparing and preserving foods are early ancestors used virtually all the techniques known to us
Today they had earth offans they practice snown boiling
They froze food in the arctic
They preserved it by dryan and they sealed foods airtight with tatile apart from recent inventions such as plastic containers
Ers and harharnessing of gas ine electricity
Peolithic cooks would have felt at home with modern kitchens and queisines in coping with illnesses per historic peoples were by no means polly dependent on magic
They knew how to set broken bonds with spinins to use tnniquiz to employ polticses and bandtages
To use steam baths and massage to practice bloodletting is therapy and to administer ananimous
Which southeran tribes stad with rubber syranges
Prelitererpeoples also had knowledge of heavily bodies distinguishing a naming constellations of stars
Finally
Oceananic navigation was achieved in prehistoric times by the polyinsisians who made regular voyages between hawaii and tahiti
A distance of two thousand
Three hundred fifty miles
After reviewing these achievements in all faces of life
Anthropologist lesly a whlight concludes
The accumulated knowledge
Skills
Tools
Machines and techniques dedeveloed by primitive prierary ooes lid the basis for civilization and all the higher cultures
It is indeed
Remarkable to see how close to the present day
Primitive people
People have come at many points on the technological level