* Hunter: Hunting was a primary source of food for early humans. Hunters used spears, bows and arrows, and traps to catch animals.
* Gatherer: Gathering wild plants, fruits, nuts, and berries was also an important source of food. Women typically gathered food, while men hunted.
* Scavenger: Early humans also scavenged for food, eating animals that had been killed by other predators.
* Toolmaker: Early humans made tools from stone, wood, and bone. These tools were used for hunting, gathering, and preparing food.
* Firemaker: Early humans learned how to make fire by friction. Fire was used for cooking, heating, and protection from predators.
* Shelter builder: Early humans built shelters from branches, leaves, and animal skins. These shelters protected them from the elements and from predators.