Question

How did early humans move from place to place?

They used crude rowboats.

They walked.

They rode on the backs of animals, such as mammoths.

They used sleds made from animal skins.

Answer 1

they walked

Answer 2

B they walked i think.

Answer 3

@paki

Answer 4

Direct answers are against the CoC!

Answer 5

@ganeshie8

Answer 6

@ganeshie8

Answer 7

Please don't give direct answers, at least attempt to guide the person. @Frazfootballa

Answer 8

I already told him once on another question, but he still won't listen. He won't stop giving direct answers. @ganeshie8

Answer 9

im just a bad apple

Answer 10

.......?

Answer 11

@ganeshie8 Me and @paki already warned him on another post, but he still didn't listen.

Answer 12

Direct answers are a last resort if there's no way of explaining. You could have explained to the asker how back then people were nomads and traveled from place to place in search of only food. They did have the common sense to use animals as transportation because they were to busy killing and eating them.

Answer 13

please do not spam, and i don't feel "walking" is a good answer because you can always walk to move from place to place.. i think the question is more about what technology/tool did the early humans had back in those days

Answer 14

@monyvia23 Are you coming to a conclusion, do you already have a possible answer? Or would you like for me to explain more about there ways of traveling?

Answer 15

@Joel_the_boss no i don't need no one to explain no more i think i have an answer now

Answer 16

@monyvia23 Ok, have a wonderful day.

Answer 17

@Joel_the_boss You too