cooking methods..................
hunter gatherers use fires to cook their meals.
he used a combination of leaves,twigs and sticks, but before making their meal they had to go through a few stages................

where are hunter gatherers found.............
Australia
South america
North america
Africa
Europe

what food they eat........................
hunter gatherers ate many different types of food depending on their tribe.their diet includes......
wild seeds
nuts
vegetables
roots
berries
fish
meat
deer
and many animals


Hunter gatherers (Foragers)............

In the quest to explain human culture, anthropologists have paid a great deal of attention to recent hunter-gatherer, or forager, societies. A major reason for this focus has been the widely held belief that knowledge of hunter-gatherer societies could open a window into understanding early human cultures. After all, it is argued, for the vast stretch of human history, people lived by foraging for wild plants and animals. Indeed, not until about 10 thousand years ago did societies in Southwest Asia (the famous Fertile Crescent) begin to cultivate and domesticate plants and animals. Food production took over to such an extent that, in the past few hundred years, only an estimated 5 million people have subsisted by foraging

picture of their art...........

how they live............
The ancient hunter-gatherers lived in small groups, normally of about ten or twelve adults plus children. 
Each group had a large “territory” over which it roamed – large, because only a small proportion of the plants in any given environment were suitable for people to eat, and these came into fruit at different times of the year meaning a large area of land was needed to meet the food needs of a small number of people. The group’s territory had regular places where it stopped for a while. These might be caves or areas of high or level ground giving them a good all-round vision of approaching animals (and hostile neighbors), and where they would build a temporary encampment.