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Why did early humans move from place to place
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Why did early humans move from place to place

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Early humans were nomadic so they had to move from place to place for food, shelter, water, and a warmer climate.
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During the time where the human only knew how to hunt they moved away from the place their were living in because the food ran out there.

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Thats why early human societies were nomadic. They never really stablish on one place.

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