How did they make tools after the Ice Age?

The last ice age was in the Old Stone Age (Paleolithic), when all humans were hunter-gatherers — as opposed to the New Stone Age (Neolithic), which is marked by the beginning of agriculture. People during the last ice age made tools out of stone, wood, animal bones, antlers, teeth and horns. read more

After the last Ice Age, people entered the Mesolithic Age which means "middle stone". People changed from hunting animals to herding them. They began to domesticate animals which provided meat, milk and wool, but remained nomadic. read more

But, not least, we are interested in finding out how they adapted to changes in temperature and sea levels after the last Ice Age,” says Blankholm Insight into effects of climate change Last year, archaeologists went on a field trip and discovered 27 locations that could be of interest. read more