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What did ancient humans do for pleasure? We picture our ancestors as exhausted survivors who did nothing but hunt, eat and sleep. The evidence says otherwise. In this video, we look at what prehistoric humans really did for fun, and why joy was built into daily life long before civilization. From 35,000-year-old bone flutes and firelit dances to wrestling matches, stargazing, midnight storytelling, hidden cave paintings, shell jewelry, feasts, children's toys and even dogs buried beside their owners, hunter-gatherer life had far more play in it than most people think. We cover early humans, Neanderthals and modern hunter-gatherer societies, and what they reveal about music, humor, art and human evolution. If you have ever searched what ancient humans did all day, what they did at night, or how they had fun without technology, this is the answer. Studies of hunter-gatherer communities in the Kalahari suggest adults spent as little as three to five hours a day getting food. So who really has more free time, you or them? Drop your honest yes or no in the comments. I read every one. Dee Explains breaks down ancient human history and evolution in clear, story-driven answers. #ancienthumans #humanevolution #prehistory