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The clothing worn by people in prehistoric times varied depending on factors such as climate, available materials, and cultural practices. Since prehistoric times cover a vast period of human history spanning millions of years and diverse regions around the world, clothing styles and materials varied widely. Animal Skins and Furs In colder climates, prehistoric peoples likely wore clothing made from the skins and furs of animals they hunted. These garments provided warmth and protection from the elements. Animal skins could be sewn together using bone or antler needles and sinew to create garments such as tunics, trousers, capes, and hats. Plant Fibers In regions where animals were scarce or the climate was warmer, prehistoric peoples may have used plant fibers to make clothing. Fibrous plants such as flax, nettle, hemp, and palm leaves could be woven or twined into textiles for making garments like skirts, loincloths, belts, and sandals. Bark Cloth In some areas, particularly tropical regions, prehistoric peoples made clothing from the inner bark of certain trees. By beating and flattening the bark, they could create a flexible and durable material that could be fashioned into garments.

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