Early Homo erectus (1.8 mya) lived Question 41 options: a. in huts b. in longhouses c. in caves or under trees somewhere within their core area d. by their fires e. in caves painted with animals
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Secondly, the concept of painting caves with animals is associated with much later human species, such as Homo sapiens, not Homo erectus. Thirdly, the construction of huts and longhouses requires a certain level of technological advancement and social Show more…
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