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What effect did improve efficiency have on the mobility of farmers in 8000bc?
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∙ 13y ago
What did that was when tools were discovered or created the were amazed at what they could find so it improved the skills and timing such as saying it took 7 hours to cut one acre it only took 3 to do 4
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∙ 13y ago
Improved efficiency allowed farmers to produce more food in less time, leading to a surplus of resources. This surplus enabled farmers to experiment with other activities, like trade and crafts, which increased their mobility by creating opportunities for exchange and travel.
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