Well, the ocean isn't frozen up there. British Grok may have
still had access to foods of the sea. And when it is cooler,
foods can be preserved such as tubers, roots, winter squashes
(which is why they are called that), not to mention nuts and
seeds. And animals and birds, large and small, still are in
existence and out foraging for themselves during the winter,
leaving lots of nice tracks in the snow, making them somewhat
easier to find. I have no idea what foods an ancient human would
have eaten in England, but I would guess that there's not
NOTHING to eat. Originally Posted by urbancaveman I'm lucky
living where I am. The native people's had tremendous food
available year round. They were some of the best-fed native
Americans in existence. They had so much abundance they were
sedentary rather than nomadic and spent much of their time
engaging in warfare to defend their territory, which means that
they often died of injury and infection. There's always some
trade-off. Female, 5'3", 48, Starting weight: 163