Yes, in this country! There is evidence from places like Star Carr and Thatcham of horsemeat being eaten. Horse was not as plentiful in Britain in the Mesolithic as it was in the Upper Palaeolithic but it was here.
How would a person make cord for snares
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Yes, in this country! There is evidence from places like Star Carr and Thatcham of horsemeat being eaten. Horse was not as plentiful in Britain in the Mesolithic as it was in the Upper Palaeolithic but it was here.
If you look here there are a wide range of plants (and tribes) that are documented making cordage:
BRIT - Native American Ethnobotany Database
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