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The gatherer collected fruits and nuts in the forest.

The gatherer foraged for mushrooms in the meadow.

The gatherer gathered herbs for medicinal purposes.

The gatherer carefully selected the ripe berries from the bushes.

As a gatherer, she had a deep knowledge of the forest flora.

The gatherer skillfully harvested wild honey from the beehive.

The gatherer traded his gathered goods for other necessities.

The gatherer relied on traditional knowledge to identify edible plants.

The gatherer's basket was filled with a variety of forest treasures.

The gatherer's skills were passed down through generations in the tribe.

What makes us Inuit is that we are hunter gatherers.

For most of our time on this planet, humans have been hunter gatherers.

For 99.6% of human's existence, we were hunter gatherers until we figured out how to do agriculture.

People have lived here with hunter gatherers for millennia.

A community of rubber gatherers is helping produce shoes.

For about a million years humans were hunters and gatherers.

In all other places where there's hunters and gatherers, they wear no clothes.

Only a few dozen are still nomads, roaming the forests like their ancestors did, as hunters and gatherers.

And, Dental microwear analysis shows that hunter gatherers ate a diet that wore down their teeth more than farmers.

Dr Fry and Mr Soderberg came to this conclusion by scrutinising 21 hunter- gatherer societies from all over the world.