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How do we know about social structure in the stone age?
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Recently I was reading about the changes from the Paleolithic Era to the Neolithic, and I read that humanity developed gender roles (hunting and gathering becoming sex specific), a patriarchal society and marriage customs.
How do we know this? There's no writing, so I assume it's some kind of physical evidence, but I can't imagine what could show any of this. Or is this all a myth?
(I originally asked on Askhistorians and they sent me here)
Edit: originally said paleozoic by accident.
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