Examples of using Palaeolithic in English and their translations into Polish
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move back in time to the Palaeolithic and eat more like our ancestors over 10,000 years ago.
The Prehistoric and Archaeological Museum of Cantabria or Museo de Prehistoria y Arqueología de Cantabria is the main museum of the city displaying some 1000 antique items from the Palaeolithic, Iron and medieval ages.
The Prehistoric and Archaeological Museum of Cantabria or Museo de Prehistoria y Arqueología de Cantabria is the main museum of the city displaying some 1000 antique items from the Palaeolithic, Iron and medieval ages.
thus identifying them with historical trends that have traditionally acted against the Palaeolithic genetic legacy accumulated in the European continent.
that brought the harsh Palaeolithic world to an end,
move far back in time to our Palaeolithic ancestors, more than 10,000 years ago, and eat like them.
the Ob. We could also consider theSibirische Tasche(palaeolithic Siberian pocket) that anthropologist E. F. von Eickstedt talked about.
Despite there being cases of race-mixing during the European Palaeolithic, the fact that nowadays there are still some pure White Nordids means that there were entire clans free from foreign genetic influences-we have to keep in mind that the Palaeolithic must have been the most racist
Zillmer's claim posed in"Darwin's Mistake", that palaeolithic skulls or rather skeletons are no more than a few thousand years old,
from scientific studies about what Palaeolithic people did eat.
given how very little we really know about the Palaeolithic ecosystems.
Middle Palaeolithic artefacts have been found as well.
But what kind of world was it for palaeolithic people?
Myth two is that Palaeolithic peoples did not eat whole grains or legumes.
The Preboreal-Boreal in Europe was a time of transition from the Palaeolithic cultures to the Mesolithic.
Can we take lessons from these Palaeolithic diets that we still can apply to our lives today?
Myth one is that humans are evolved to eat meat and that Palaeolithic peoples consumed large quantities of meat.
It looks like a delicious and nutritious breakfast, but a Palaeolithic person wouldn't have had access to it.
Anything a Palaeolithic person would have eaten would have probably been very lean, probably small, and they wouldn't really have eaten that much meat.
And since I was the only one with an arm growing out of my back, walking around hunched over like Palaeolithic Man, I was the star attraction.