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  1. End of the last ice age, my absolute favorite part of the idea that the Neanderthal and or Cro-Magnon were nothing.  All I have to do is remember what life was like back then and the picture is clear.  You either developed a tool that worked or you died, it is just that simple.  To go through a glacier age, minor or major, these are the tools you have to solve in order to accomplish the goal.  Now after reading the list below you are going to tell me that well there was lots of animals that survived the ice age intact that did not have any of the advances below.  Well I actually do have an answer for that.  We don’t have good claws, good winter coat of fur, we do not have the hibernation thing to hide during the heavy of the cold of winter. We do not have the size to scare off large creatures that want to eat us.  We do not have a quick moving ability, we can at fastest run really fast over a very short distance, but just about everything else other than the box turtle moves faster in short bursts and long bursts.  So we can not out run, our fight without tools, out last the cold, eat, breed, or just about anything of the items needed unless we figure out a way to help ourselves.  A building comes in really handy when it comes to defense, and heat.  Weapons evens the odds a bit with beasts measured in tons.  Buildings also offer a nice source of storing food for a while.   When glaciers have this really, really annoying habit of advancing and retreating, and the building you build has to be mobile. Or you leave the protection of the temperate zone.   The temperate zone is a space somewhere in the area of .4 mile to 2 miles from the glacier face outward that is mostly warm unless you have an advance or retreat.  But you have to figure out in a hurry or have a really good idea of the weather patterns to know if it’s advancing or retreating.  Either case the family house has to move.  Where is up to the math and the sciences.
    1. Building,
    2. Weapons,
    3. Food,
    4. Navigation
    5. Ship building tech,
    6. Architecture,
    7. Engineering,
    8. Animal husbandry,
    9. Science,
    10. Map making,
    11. Math,
    12. Written language.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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