Triple

Target class: hunter-gatherer culture
Context triple: [Azilian culture, instanceOf, hunter-gatherer culture]

• A. hunter-gatherer society chosen
  A hunter-gatherer society is a social group whose subsistence is based primarily on foraging wild plants and hunting or fishing wild animals, typically characterized by small, mobile bands and relatively egalitarian social structures.
• B. Paleo-Eskimo culture
  Paleo-Eskimo culture refers to the ancient Arctic peoples who inhabited Greenland, Canada, and Alaska from around 2500 BCE to 1500 CE, characterized by their specialized marine hunting, distinctive stone and bone tools, and adaptation to extreme polar environments.
• C. nomadic culture
  A nomadic culture is a way of life in which communities move regularly across landscapes, organizing their social, economic, and spiritual practices around mobility rather than permanent settlement.
• D. tribal people
  Tribal people are communities that maintain distinct cultural, social, and often linguistic identities, typically rooted in ancestral lands and traditional ways of life that differ from dominant national societies.
• E. Indigenous clan
  An Indigenous clan is a kinship-based social group within an Indigenous community, typically tracing descent from a common ancestor and sharing cultural, spiritual, and territorial responsibilities.
• F. None of above.