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How common were large communal animal kills in the hunting strategies of Native North Americans during the Paleoindian period?A. There is no evidence as yet of communal kills from this period.B. Uncommon, but a few examples exist.C. Only one example of this strategy has come to light.D. About 50/50.E. Extremely common, as this was their main strategy.
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