Cliff traps were a technique used to hunt bison and other animals in the mesolithic. It was a very effective way to more safely hunt large animals.
I was a little short in time today. So you get a comic telling you how this works.
A5, Micron 10
Cliff traps were a technique used to hunt bison and other animals in the mesolithic. It was a very effective way to more safely hunt large animals.
I was a little short in time today. So you get a comic telling you how this works.
A5, Micron 10
There is a museum dedicated to this not too far from where I live called “Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump”
It came up a lot in the research I did for this one. Literally spent more time reading than drawing on this one.
Did ya see buffalo pounds in your digital travels? There isn’t always a convenient cliff, so sometimes peeps got together to build a big ol’ circle of death.
I hadn’t but that reminds me of kite traps. Use stone walls to funnel prey into a stone circle and then into pits.
Hey-o fellow Albertan (probably)! I told a coworker about Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, and his unregulated ADHD mind used that as a vocal stim for the next few hours… I guess the moral is share that info wisely, lol.
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