mammoth hunters
Ice age pursuers
Mammoth hunters were prehistoric humans who hunted woolly mammoths and other large Ice Age mammals.
The term appears in archaeology and popular accounts of early human survival, evoking images of coordinated hunts with spears against enormous prey: The mammoth hunters of the Siberian steppe.
It sometimes names exhibits, novels, or games set in prehistory.
- spearPole with sharp point
- fossilized bonesMineralized ancient skeletal material
- tundraFrigid treeless biome
- clanRelated group sharing ancestry
- ice ageEra of massive glaciation
flint · ivory carvings · cave art · burial rites · tribal elders · ambush · pit trap · butchering · oral tradition · trap · permafrost · tracking · survival strategies · stone tools · projectile points · migration patterns · glacial cycles · ice sheets
- prehistorystone tools, Neolithic, Stone Age, caveman, cavemen
- Stone Agecave painting, paleolithic, hand ax, handaxes, hand axe
- prehistoric humanscaveman, cave dwellers, cave dweller, Neanderthal, Neanderthals
- prehistoric migrants
- First AmericansPaleo-Indians, Beringia, ice age migration, migration routes, migration waves
- Paleo-IndiansPaleoindians, Paleo-Indians
mammoth huntersgatherers
Those who amass
foragers · agriculturalists · berry pickers · pastoralists · cattle ranchers
mammoth, mammoths, hunter, hunters, hunt, hunts, hunted, hunting, huntsman