But how much time did hunter-gatherers or even more recent farmers have for things like Rubik's cubes and jigsaw puzzles? Grown-ups didn't have much time or energy for pursuits not directly involved with survival, did they? Not enough media to have marketing. Passing fads would probably have remained within a tribe. Ritual object(?)s might have been a daydreaming potter's cast-asides. Don't know enough to say.
I don't doubt we will baffle future archaelogists.
Actually, the best information available is that hunter-gatherers spend *less* time than any subsequent people in daily food gathering; the advantage of agriculture is that you can support more people, not that it's less work.
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I don't doubt we will baffle future archaelogists.
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