0
What else can I help you with?
Why have people throughout history used igneous rock for tools and building tools?
People have used igneous rock for tools because of its strength and workability; for building materials due to its beauty, strength and availability.
When did they start building the Smithsonian?
Building started in 1847, the work was completed in 1855
Show me a timeline of the history of light sources?
The only light source throughout history was the sun. The moon is not a light source. The sunlight reflects off of it, allowing it to light the Earth sometimes.
What is a website with a Jewish history timeline?
Here:http://www.askmoses.com/en/article/173,2107657/Timeline-of-Jewish-History.html
What is the value of a timeline?
a timeline is very useful because it is easier to understand history if it is in order on a timeline.
Why do historians observe object art or written materials created throughout history?
because they had to
Why have people throughout history used rocks for tools and building materials?
Very simple it was there to be used. Sometimes they had to move or quarry stones to the site. Stonehenge is a perfect example of people moving large stones to a location.
What is a description of the colonial history timeline?
"what does a colonal timeline look like
What goods were brought from Europe to the Americas?
Throughout history, trade has been used to import materials from Europe to the Americas. For instance, sugar, wood, and coal was imported to the Americas.
Why might the Incas have chosen igneous rock to build their fortress near Ollantaytambo in Peru?
Many igneous rocks are hard, dense, and durable. People throughout history have used igneous rock for tools and building materials.
Why might incas have chosen igneous rock to build their fortress near Ollantaytambo in Peru?
Many igneous rocks are hard, dense, and durable. People throughout history have used igneous rock for tools and building materials.
What has the author Satish Chandra written?
Satish Chandra has written: 'History of architecture and ancient building materials in India' -- subject(s): Architecture, Building materials, History 'Polymers in concrete' -- subject(s): Concrete, Polymer-impregnated concrete, Polymers
