Hunting and Painting Like Cro-Magnon: A Journey to the Past

The video explores prehistoric life, focusing on hunting techniques, cave art, tool making, and diet. It features discussions with experts on the use of throwing sticks, the creation of cave paintings using natural pigments, and the crafting of tools from flint. The video also delves into the dietary habits of prehistoric humans, highlighting their balanced nutrition and the consumption of raw liver for vitamins.

What tool did the Cro-Magnon man use for hunting that was compared to the impact of a handgun?

• Slingshot

• Spear

• Bow and arrow

• Throwing stick

What were the primary colors used in Cro-Magnon wall paintings?

• Black and red

• Blue and green

• Purple and orange

• Yellow and white

What natural material was used as a binder in Cro-Magnon paint?

• Tree sap

• Animal fat

• Water

• Clay

What did the Cro-Magnon people use to create negative handprints in their art?

• Spitting paint

• Stencils

• Carving

• Brushes

What was one of the artistic techniques used by Cro-Magnon people?

• Digital art

• Watercolor

• Oil painting

• Spit painting

What was the primary material used by Cro-Magnon people to make knives?

• Iron

• Wood

• Bronze

• Flint

Why are flint knives not commonly used today?

• They are too heavy

• They are too difficult to make

• They are too fragile

• They are too expensive

What unusual food did Cro-Magnon people eat to get vitamins during winter?

• Raw fish

• Raw eggs

• Raw liver

• Raw vegetables

What was a key characteristic of the Cro-Magnon diet?

• Lacking in protein

• Rich in dairy

• Balanced with no deficiencies

• High in carbohydrates

What is a notable aspect of Cro-Magnon people's skills?

• They were only hunters

• They were only artists

• They were both technicians and artists

• They were only gatherers