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Consider early man as a developed primate. Primates (like apes and monkeys) eat plants, nuts and berries. Some also hunt. I think we can safely assume early humans did the same: they foraged for nuts and berries, and also hunted for deer, bear, rabbit, fish, snakes, elk and antelope.
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Who farmed for food?
In the past, families farmed for their own food. Nowadays it is just farmers and crop people who do it.
What did people use trees for in the past?
for different tyeps of medicen and food
What people traded in the past?
ancient Greece would trade their wife and food and weapons
How food was mixed in the past?
in past food was mixed with the help of hand mixer
How did Inuit people find food in the past?
Hunting, fishing, and gathering naturally growing plants, such as berrries.
How did people near the Nile used the nile in the past?
They used it to catch some of there food and to have water to drink.
What did people rely on for most of their food before the agricultural revolution?
People survived off of food in the past by rationing out what they harvested and produced. The older production and harvesting methods yielded far less food compared to methods today.
How was most food preserved in the past and what invention changed that?
In the past people used to pickle or cure their foods to keep the food from spoiling. And over the many years the refrigerator and freezer have made these methods less of a necessity than they once were.
What kind of food do people in madagascar eat?
I am doing a report where i need to bring a food and i learned that they mostly eat koba. it is rice past with banana and penuts.
Why did the people in the past travel from one place to another?
most of them traveld to look for food or better living place.
How food was ground in past?
In the past food was ground using a hand pestle and morter,or by a hand mill
What is past-food centers?
Centres which sell or give away food past it's best before date
