石器時代的衣著!十萬火急

Evidence that early clothing was indeed functional came from a 1991 discovery of a 5,000-year-old male body, frozen on top of a glacier near the Austrian-Italian border. It was clothed in a fur cap, a crudely tanned leather cape, a loincloth (strip of cloth wrapped around the waist and between the legs), leggings, and leather shoes. A grass cloak covered the fur and leather clothing. These clothes would have provided protection against the cold and rain. The Iceman, as he is called, also had tattoos, which may have been marks of decoration or tribal identity, or were perhaps intended to provide magical protection.
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2008-11-30 18:26:44 補充：
They could have easily made simple skin cloaks by scraping animal hides with stone tools, and they did make bone awls that would have served to pierce hides for binding. Neandertals never developed perforated bone needles, which would have allowed them to fashion tailored, layered clothing.