The flood of "epistemology" absolutely made this more difficult. If it had been something simpler, like medieval "math" I think it could've been easier.

Why can't the Neanderthals migrate back and forth a few camp sites and hunt Gazelles year-round? Say they hunted gazelle every time they were in this campsite, but they left and came back to the campsite multiple times during a single season. Perhaps one month they were in the campsite and another month they were in another campsite, still being able to hunt the gazelle each season - thus collecting the teeth of different colors while also being nomadic.

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Why can't (A) weaken the argument? If Neanderthals hunted both migratory animals and non-migratory animals wouldn't that imply that just using the evidence of the gazelle teeth is insufficient to determine all of the Neanderthals hunting/living patterns? What if some Neanderthals stayed in the area near the cave and hunted the gazelle, which were non-migratory, while another subset of Neanderthals were nomadic, hunting migratory animals?

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Would love to hear what you did in the two weeks to increase your PT scores by 20 points. Taking it in a month and I feel like I'm on the brink of making my score jump but not quite there yet.