Here's why:
* Early human history is poorly documented: Our knowledge of early human societies is based on archaeological evidence, which doesn't usually provide personal details like birth order.
* Many early human populations didn't keep written records: The concept of recording births in the way we do today was a much later development.
Even if we had records from that time, we wouldn't know the exact order of births, as multiple births (twins, triplets, etc.) were likely to occur.