Hunter-gatherers societies are often

It is believed that hunter-gatherers were nomadic, small family groups. They would move, following the seasons. The males of the family would go hunting for meat, while the children and females would gather seeds, wild fruits, or work on the hides brought in previously by the males. The hides would be made into clothes and bedding. The intestines would be stripped of their contents, twisted and dried to make natural string. It was a precarious existence (there was no supermarket at the end of the road)! As with all human activities, conflict between family groups would occasionally occur - probably the more numerous and stronger males of one group would chase off a lesser group. It was always survival of the group that mattered in the end.