Editorial discusses hunting's intricate techniques and the use of auxiliary animals, highlighting its evolution over time.
Of all the human activities, hunting appears as the pursuit to which the tem “wild” is most attached. Yet its practice required complex techniques and a wide-ranging inventiveness at all times.Inventiveness because the development of new techniques and new weapons made it possible for hunters to reach more distant targets and strike them with greater force; inventiveness because hunting included the use of auxiliary animals, be it deer used as bait – as shown for example by the so-called “be...
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