Did early peoples bury their scat?

Question

If not, how did they resolve sanitation issues?

Answer 1

yes, once the cat died they either buried it or burned it

Answer 2

its hard to say exactly what they did exactly but since p**p is such an unpleasant thing to deal with smell wise as well as rotting flesh i would imagine the most practical method would be burial.f***s although very unpleasant to us is very good for the soil.Early peoples are pretty much the same as late peoples accept for convinient devices created by someone in between.So the things we have today answers your question as to how they resolved any issues.Nature itself is only commanded  by obeying her

Answer 3

If they didn't, and if they didn't bury their dead (which even Neanderthals did, 25,000 years ago), predatory animals would get information from the scent, in order to track us down...

Or, if we didn't bury our dead, scavengers would eat our carcasses, and this would create a habit of our bodies being on their menu, which is not desirable...

If we hadn't taken these prudent measures, we may not have made it to the top of the food-chain!

Answer 4

In the bushes.