50,000 B C Before Clothing

50,000 B C Before Clothing

Original was uploaded on 2023-08-13

50,000 BC, also known as the Upper Palaeolithic period, was a time when anatomically modern humans (Homo sapiens) began to spread across the globe. It was characterized by a hunter-gatherer lifestyle and marked a significant advancement in human cultural and technological development.

Before clothing, humans primarily relied on their natural body coverings, such as hair, for protection against the elements. Their physical adaptation to different environments, including body hair, skin pigmentation, and subcutaneous fat, helped regulate body temperature and provide some level of insulation.

During this period, humans inhabited diverse environments, ranging from tropical regions to colder climates. In warm areas, clothing was not a necessity, and people likely lived without garments, utilizing natural shelters and the environment to protect themselves from the elements. In cooler regions, early humans found ways to adapt and survive by employing various techniques.

They often used animal skins and furs to fashion rudimentary garments, which provided additional insulation against the cold. These garments were likely simple in design, such as draped or wrapped coverings secured with cords, thongs, or bone pins. Skins were either obtained through hunting or scavenging, and then processed and prepared by scraping, drying, and tanning.

It’s important to note that our knowledge of clothing from this particular time period is limited, and much of what we know is inferred from archaeological evidence, such as preserved artifacts and cave paintings. The exact nature and complexity of clothing during this period can vary depending on regional and cultural factors.

Overall, before the development of more advanced textile technologies, humans in 50,000 BC relied on their natural adaptations and utilized available resources to protect themselves from the environment. Clothing during this early period served primarily for practical purposes rather than for extensive fashion or social differentiation.

Main Details :
Released in 1963 | Colour | Runtime: 75 min
Production Co.: Biolane
Distribution Co.: American Film Distributing Corporation (AFDC) (USA) (theatrical) | Sam Lake Enterprises (USA) (theatrical) | Waldorf Pictures (USA) (theatrical)
Directed by William Rose (as Werner Rose), Arnold Drake
Written by Arnold Drake, Herbert Lannard, and William Rose (as Werner Rose)
Starring: Charlie Robinson, Irving Selig, Al Monaco, Dino Tarronova, Toni Monaco, Carl Shelton, Bebe Lent, Morton Taylor, Mila Milo, Sherry Parker, Eddie Carmel, Gigi Darlene, Audrey Campbell, Herbert Lannard, and Jackie Miller
Produced by Herbert Lannard
Original Music by Martin Roman
Cinematography by William Rose (as Werner Rose)
Film Editing by (uncredited)
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