Historians assume that hunter-gatherer societies had the capacity and time for producing culture as it distinguishes them from others based on archeological findings. As a marker of their ability for abstraction, discuss the functions and implications of human (i) speech, (ii) religion and (iii) artistic expression.

Historians assume that hunter-gatherer societies had the capacity and time for producing culture as it distinguishes them from others based on archeological findings. As a marker of their ability for abstraction, discuss the functions and implications of human (i) speech, (ii) religion and (iii) artistic expression.