How Did Ancient Humans Survive a Single Night in the Ice Age?

Your heating dies at 2 a.m. and you reach for a third hoodie. Twenty thousand years ago, a family in what is now Ukraine faced a sixteen-hour night at minus forty, with one small fire inside a hut built from mammoth bones. Follow them hour by hour, from the 4 p.m. sunset to dawn: how they built the house of bones, why dinner was fuel, what they wore to bed, what happened when the fire died, and who kept watch for hyenas and wolves. Which hour of that night would have finished you? Tell us in the comments, and subscribe to Cave Comforts for more life before modern comforts. #IceAge #History #CaveComforts