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PALEOINDIAN BUFFALO HUNT. Paleoindians butchering buffalo in an arroyo at the Olsen-Chubbuck site
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PALEOINDIAN BUFFALO HUNT. Paleoindians butchering buffalo in an arroyo at the Olsen-Chubbuck site
PALEOINDIAN BUFFALO HUNT.
Paleoindians butchering buffalo in an arroyo at the Olsen-Chubbuck site, in present-day Colorado, c8000-6500 B.C. Painting reconstruction, c1970, by Renaldo Kuhler
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This print titled "PALEOINDIAN BUFFALO HUNT" takes us back in time to the ancient era of the Paleoindians. The image showcases a crucial aspect of their daily life - butchering buffalo in an arroyo at the Olsen-Chubbuck site, located in present-day Colorado, between 8000-6500 B. C. Renaldo Kuhler's remarkable painting reconstruction from around 1970 beautifully captures this scene with meticulous attention to detail. In this vibrant illustration, we witness a group of men and women skillfully engaged in their task. The arroyo serves as a natural backdrop for this intense endeavor, while the grassy plains stretch out into the distance. The powerful presence of the buffalo herd dominates the composition, emphasizing its significance to these early inhabitants. With precision and expertise, they meticulously carve through flesh and bone using stone tools, ensuring no part goes to waste. The campfire nearby suggests that sustenance is not only found through hunting but also by cooking and preserving meat. This artwork provides us with valuable insights into Neolithic life on America's Great Plains during prehistoric times. It reminds us of our ancestors' resourcefulness and resilience as they navigated harsh environments to secure food for survival. As we admire this piece from Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection, let it serve as a reminder of our connection to those who came before us and how their way of life shaped our world today.
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