How did cavemen find their way back to their cave after a successful

>>1714240
>It's pretty easy to get lost in the wilderness.
Actually getting lost in wilderness is no different that getting lost in a city youre new to. Someone who is native to that city wouldnt get lost so easily.

they obviously knew their surroundings and could navigate by looking at the sky if they had to

They had bags full of bread crumbs they would leave in a trail as they went.

>>1714275
>bread
>hunter gatherer

kys retard

>>1714280
Hansel and Gretel reference
plus certain groups of hunter gatherers had/have unleavened grain and seed breads
take your own advice

>>1714240
>what is spatial memory

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>>1714240
Good look trying to get lost.

Pic related is what Europe looked like for much of the last Glacial period.

Cavemen didn't exist.

The women drew them a map.

>>1714641
Bull-fucking-shit

>>1715121
You were there and snapped a photograph I assume?

>>1715134
It was all covered in forests before the Romans cut them up, you retarded fuck

>>1714240
I was raised wild, in AK. I cannot get lost.

Except in cities.

>>1715137
>Forest
>Weichselian glaciation
Pick one.

>>1714240
Some people have outstanding sense of direction.

Those people returned from the hunts.

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>>1715137

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>>1715254
>tfw at least one band of cavemen stacies slowly started to death during the ice age because their hunter gatherer husbando chads were too dumb to figure out how to make it back after killing a boar

>>1714240
How do you find your way home after work?

>>1715341
Boars are forest animals and would not be present in large swaths of the Northern Hemisphere anyways.

See

>>1714641
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