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Ever find yourself wondering how on earth with those basic tools
You know ancient humans took down a mammoh like we all see the images paintings
You know grave hunters facing offghancies huge creatures
Spspears
Right
It's a powerful image for sure
But um today's deep dive takes us somewhere a little unexpected
I think it's a methotholess about you know brute strength
More about strategy and planting
We're diving into pihunting and hunting
You picture this okay
Serve loving speers
You've got early humans carefully plant in them points up driven into the ground
Um not just had azarately those strategically placed yeah
And then allong ges a mammoth charging full ls be bam right onto that sphere
Oh Wow
It's like almost judeau using the mamazomoments against it drive to that spare deeper
That is incredible
It's like he said you know understanding animal behavior
But on another level and flipping it to your advantage right
And this wasn't just any old sharpen steck rooh this source mentiontions 's clovisppoint experttly crafted speare points
Specific types of stone
These things were valuable
Probably not easy to make right right
So pike hunting
Where you're less likely to lose a sphere mixed total set
Oh
Absolutely
This fits it to a larger pattern too early humans being incredibly resourceful
They were adjeaptable
They knew their environment
They knew those materials
And they use that to survive what gets me is how researchers piece this all together
Like they didn't just trip over some ancient instruction manual for mamthtake downs
They were looking at cave paintings
Old writings
Even doing experiments
Replicas of these clovest points
Which to me is what makes this research so compelling bringing together
All these different fields
Archaeology
A bit of engineering
Even a art to make a much stronger case than just one area alone
And get this apparently
This is just the beginning
They're building a whole model
Mammoh for even more testing
Wow
Who knows what else still discover right
It makes you wonder
If something as well seemilingly straight forward as ppihunting is so effective
Um what other clever techniques might be hidden overlooked in the archological record waiting for us to piece them together
Wow
This shows how much we can still learn from you know history
Archaology
