Eh? Homo Erectus ate meat and almost certainly hunted. There's tons of evidence for this. There's also evidence for this for Neanderthals, homo habilis, homo er

Eh? Homo Erectus ate meat and almost certainly hunted. There's tons of evidence for this. There's also evidence for this for Neanderthals, homo habilis, homo ergaster and probably other early humans. This behaviour goes back millions of years, and has been a major factor in human evolution. Tool in hunting use goes back much further than 20,000 years – at least 400,000 for spears in a quick check, but that's just what we have conclusive evidence for. I wouldn't be surprised if it's actually much older. We have evidence of stone scrapers and axes from millions of years ago, and do you think people using stone scrapers to butcher animals and axes to chip down trees couldn't figure out how to make a pointy sticks? It's just that stone preserves well and pointy sticks don't.