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How did cavemen survive a sixteen-hour Ice Age night? Fire wasn't enough. A ring built with the skulls of at least 64 mammoths, fires that burned bones, and a clue about clothes hiding in a tiny insect. Meanwhile, Loopy turns his back on a far-off campfire and tries to get through the night all by himself. 0:00 A sixteen-hour night 0:51 A cave with roommates 2:08 Sixty-four mammoth skulls 3:30 Fire with no forest 4:50 Stuffed and starving 6:02 Your missing fur coat 7:47 Wolverine hoods and needles 9:27 The glow on the plain SOURCES (search by author and year) - A midwinter night of about 16 hours at 51 degrees north: Forsythe et al. 1995; Hosfield 2016. - Good caves were often already taken by cave hyenas and cave bears: Diedrich 2011. - The Ice Age world was about 6 C colder on average: Tierney et al. 2020; Seltzer et al. 2021. - Kostenki 11: a ring with the skulls of at least 64 mammoths; what it was for is debated: Pryor et al. 2020; Rey-Iglesia et al. 2024; Sablin et al. 2023. - Fires of bone and wood on the cold steppe: Pryor et al. 2020. - Early people reached northern Europe before regular fire: Roebroeks & Villa 2011. - Energy needs in the cold: Steegmann et al. 2002; Sorensen & Leonard 2001. - Rabbit starvation: lean meat is not enough: Cordain et al. 2000. - We lost our body fur long before the Ice Ages: Rogers et al. 2004. - Simple wraps or fitted clothes: Wales 2012. - Clothing lice date our clothes: Toups et al. 2011; Kittler et al. 2003. - Fur animals, wolverine hood ruffs and eyed needles: Collard et al. 2016; Cotel et al. 2004; Gilligan et al. 2024. MORE SOURCES: IPCC AR6 WG1 2021, chapter 2; Annan et al. 2022; Kittler et al. 2004, erratum; Holliday et al. 2025; Golovanova et al. 2010; US FDA, Nutrition Facts label. HOW THIS VIDEO WAS MADE Research, script and editing: the Sketchy Caveman creator, with AI tools assisting the drafting. Every fact is checked against the sources above. Loopy is our original character. The illustrations are AI-generated with Google Flow from our own character designs; we composed and animated the scenes ourselves; maps, charts and text cards are our own code. Six short shots are AI-generated video clips (Google Flow), trimmed and timed by us. The narrator and Loopy speak with synthetic AI voices (ElevenLabs). The music is our own. Sound effects are partly our own and partly public-domain (CC0) recordings. Spotted a mistake? Tell us in the comments: corrections get pinned. CREDITS - Map data: Natural Earth (public domain). #ancienthumans #iceage #prehistory #stoneage

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