August/September 2004
Author(s): 
Shane P. Mahoney

From its deep history, we find much evidence for hunting's influence on the modern human form and intellect. Many of the things we cherish in our human capacities, from tool making to food sharing, have been strongly influenced by our hunting past. Furthermore, some of our greatest cultural endeavors emerged as reflections of our predatory lifestyle, and of our attempts to understand our role in the natural order of things.