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The study of human antiquities, especially of prehistoric period is known as archaeology. The biological and cultural evolution of man proceeded side by side and the two influenced each other. Like the physical remains of man, his cultural remains also lie buried in the ancient deposits. Often, the two categories of  evidence are found together in the same layers of  the rock. With the passage of time, and the increasing capacity of  his brain and development in other bodily organs, man's  culture became more and more varied  and complex. He learnt the use of new materials for making tools and developed new techniques for improving them. The use of  tools had a tremendous impact on  increased access  to food and therefore on cooperative  living in colonies. In many areas, archaeological remains show reindeer to be the principal source of meat they ate.  


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