> The only thing we know Paleolithic people ate a lot of is meat. > Paleolithic archaeological sites are full of marrow-scraped bones and the stone tools used

> The only thing we know Paleolithic people ate a lot of is meat. > Paleolithic archaeological sites are full of marrow-scraped bones and the stone tools used to kill and butcher. That's only because all the archaeologic evidence is preserved in bones and tools. All if not most of the plant based evidence has been reclaimed by nature. There are some new discoveries surrounding preserved pollens that are showing how early hominids had plants in their camps. > We have such remarkable discoveries as a building made entirely of mammoth skulls. That's because all the wooden based structures didn't survive. We should quit calling it the Stone Age and call it the Wood Age, because their stone tools were used to build wooden structures (along with butchering critters).