My people are what you call Hunter-Gatherers. We survive by hunting and gathering our food. We live in what are called "Bands." These usually consist of 15-20 people, all of which are usually related either by blood or marriage. We don't have any type of government or hierarchy like other civilizations. Instead we believe we are all created equal, and we treat each other in that manner. Our labor is divided among us, usually on the basis of sex, and our elderly are respected and involved in our decision making. The band works as a team, helping each other in times of need. We also lend helping hands to other bands when needed, and sometimes join together in a larger group. We are nomadic, which means that we do not stay in the same place year around. We move in order to take advantage of the abundance of different foods in different areas. Wait, I'm getting ahead of myself. Let me take you through a day in my life.

Our breakfast is pretty simple. The outcome of the hunting and gathering of ye

There is a great skill to their hunting, for they must know where and when to look for the foods. The men use various tools in hunting for animals. The most common of these tools is the bow. This is the most powerful weapon available. Arrows made of wood with flint blades set in their ends are also used for hunting. Our men hunt for game such as deer, elk, bear, birds, etc. They also fish. Fishing is successful in most cases. Salmon especially can be caught in large numbers. We use harpoons to catch the fish in the water. The results of the hunt are very important, mostly because we must eat, but also because we need to utilize every part of the animal in order to survive. We have various uses for the animal after it has been killed. First and foremost it is our source for food. It also provides us with the shelter and the clothing we need.

Our clothing is also made of animal skins. We make our clothes by stitching together hides using bone needles and animal sinew. The teeth of the animal are often used to create necklaces or pendants.

We have specialists among our camp, some of which are designated to perform certain tasks, one of these being our cave painters. They will disappear for the duration of the day, walking off to nearby caves to paint and engrave on the walls. They work deep in the caves, using red and yellow ochre and white chalk to make images. In the dark of the caves the painters use lamps

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