Archaeologists in the Czech Republic have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved toolkit dating back roughly 30,000 years. Now, it’s shedding light on how Paleolithic hunters organized and maintained their gear while traveling across Ice Age Europe. Unlike many Paleolithic artifacts that are found in disturbed or mixed deposits, this toolkit remained largely untouched, providing a rare and rather intimate glimpse into the life of an Ice Age hunter-gatherer. Evidence Of Long-Distance Trade NetworksThe raw materials used to make the blades and points from the toolkit came from far beyond the site where they were found. After reading about the discovery of this Ice Age hunter’s toolkit, get another glimpse into the past through our gallery of reconstructed faces throughout history.