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Suppose you woke up without an alarm, no phone in your hand, no office, no boss, no email. Today, 5,000 years ago, you had the whole day open before you. What would you do? Most people think the answer is straightforward: hunt all day, run away all day, fight for survival all day. We've seen that in movies. But

when researchers measured the days of today's hunter-gatherer people, what they found didn't match this picture. In this video, we will see an entire day of an ancient man. From dawn to late at night. And finally, we will understand why this day was so different from our own. First, let's break down a misconception.

Ancient people did n't spend all day in the mountains. If you look at today's hunter-gatherer societies, you'll see that a large portion of their food comes from gathering. Tubers, fruits, seeds, honey, small animals. And the hunt, the hunt is actually uncertain. Among the Hajja people of Tanzania, hunters have been observed returning for many days without taking anything. So the

food that is almost certain to come from gathering. And the hunt comes as a bonus. Let me tell you something honest here. We ca n't go back directly to 5,000 years ago. So scientists took ideas from people in three places: Hajja in Tanzania, Zu Hwansi in the Kalahari Desert, and Simane in Bolivia. These are the people of our time.

They are not exact copies of ancient humans. But they give us a window. And when compared to archaeological evidence, that window is quite functional. Now let's look at a day through that window. You wake up with the sun, but listen to an interesting fact: Researchers measured the sleep of people in Hajjah Sun and Seaman. It