Biru-either the name of a small river or the native chief who lived nearby-was the source of this country's name.
Where there are no written records of a culture's history, such as its beginnings or what wars were won or lost, the oral, hand me down, verbal histories can be a source of its history. An oral tradition may have flaws or have long spans of time that cannot be accounted for. In either case, besides from archaeology, the oral tradition is all historians have left. If however, nearby societies, have confirming oral histories, the past may be revealed. In some cases the written records of a nearby society may confirm the other's verbal traditions.
The Earth.
You will slip and fall on the wet surface. Decks are generally wet, due to there being a source of water nearby. Running on a wet surface increases the chances of you slipping, and with a water source nearby, you could slip, fall, and end up drowning in the water.
Yes. In fact they follow their food source which is Buffalo.
Native Americans provided a good labor source for the Spanish.
Biru-either the name of a small river or the native chief who lived nearby-was the source of this country's name. Peru
Peru
Buffalo I think
Peru
Approach a nearby lingayat monastery / mutt. People there are the best source.
They regarded LAND as the source of life.
wastewaterreleased from a nearby factory
Um... the water source of a horse would be a nearby lake or something... Anything that holds a liquid would do I guess
buffalo
It would die.
The native Americans did regard water as the source of life. They really valued water and put measure in preserving and protecting the water sources.
Native Americans