10,000 B.C.

Continuity mistake: When D'leh is talking to the Egyptian "god", he walks up to the army of Egyptians. He walks to within arm's length of them, but in the next shot, he's several paces back.

Jack Kaltenbach

Revealing mistake: In the scene where D'Leh is chasing deer across an open plain, there is a row of 4 to 6 cars with headlights on in the distance coming down a gentle slope.

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D'Leh: I found the eye of the snake.

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Question: Was there any explanation given for D'Leh's father leaving his home and tribe so suddenly?

Answer: It is explained that he decided not to wait for the last hunt and left to find another way to feed the tribe. He left in secret so that others would not follow him abandoning the tribe.

Answer: When the mammoth numbers diminished, D'leh's father (the chieftain) left on a quest to find new hunting grounds in order to feed the tribe. Not knowing the true nature of his quest, many tribesmen thought the chieftain left because he was a coward, which was a source of anxiety and guilt for D'leh. Later in the movie, it is learned that D'leh's father was captured by slavers and died as a slave.

Charles Austin Miller