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How did people get food in the stone age?

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Their food was mainly a diet of wild Boar meat, Sheep, Deer with the food they grew on the farms and the berries and herbs they got from the bushes.

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How did stone age people cook their food?
Over a hearth. They would have used pots, or baked meat and tubers (like potatos) with hot stones. This video gives you a good idea of ways prehistoric people may have cooked:...
How stone age people store food?
They Buried them under ground that's how they refrigerated there items but they stored food in Makeshift larders
How did people get their food in the new stone age?
They had farms ( crops ) and made them to have food .
How do people in the old stone age get their food?
They hunted and gathered food so they hunted animals and gathered plants
What foods did people eat in the stone age?
I'm pretty sure they hunted for their food... if not they probably ate stones ha