How did primitive people hunt?

Judging from the bones burned in Banpo site, primitive people will attack weak herbivores instead of wild animals as food, which is undoubtedly logical, because even lions will choose the old, weak, sick and disabled in the flock as their targets. The most impressive hunting tools in Banpo site are two stone balls connected by ropes, except wood and stone tools. When they are used, they are thrown by rotation, and the rope between two stone balls may entangle the usually slender lower limbs of herbivores. Because Banpo site belongs to the Neolithic Age, small stone tools suspected of arrow clusters have been unearthed. However, we still have to say that the labor results of fishing (and fishing gear unearthed from Banpo site) and hunting in primitive society are unstable, at least not as stable as those of women collecting and planting plants. This is the root cause of matriarchal clan, and it is an ancient tradition that economic status determines social status. If you are unfortunate enough to meet a beast, then of course, human beings have to fight hard. As for whether food is evenly distributed, it is obviously not for prisoners of war and enemies, but it seems to be a reasonable statement for clans formed by blood. By the way, according to the burial habits of Banpo site, it seems that the adults who constitute the primitive matriarchal clan family are 2 men and 4 women.

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