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Why do you think there is only grazing no farming at elevation between 10000 and 14000 feet?
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How many people died in sinkholes?
10000
Which body of water can have a depth of 10000 meters?
ocean
Each degree is divided into how many parts in the earth?
in to 10000 parts
How hot is 1200 C in Fahrenheit?
1200 Celsius = 2192 Fahrenheit .
How much greater is the temperature of lightning than boiling water?
10000 times hotter! That is your answer.
What is the elevation in Rome Italy?
Rome's elevation is 66 feet above sea level.The Pantheon was built at the lowest elevation (no number available).
What livable cities in the US are located at or above 10000 feet of elevation?
Leadville, Colorado is at an elevation of 10,430 feet. It is the city with the highest elevation in the United States.
What is the elevation of the town of leadville Colorado to the nearest 1000 ft.?
10000 feet
What is the distinction of the golf course in Cloudcroft NM?
It is at an elevation of 10000 feet, The highest golf course
How many zeros are there between 1000 and 10000?
There are 2704 of them between 1000 and 10000 inclusive.
How many palindrome numbers are there between 9000 10000?
there are 10 palindromic numbers between 9000 and 10000 9009,9119,9229,9339,9449,9559,9669,9779,9889,9999
Who invented farming and when was it invented?
it started around 10000 years ago but no specific human invented it. it was used all around
What number lies between 8500 and 10000?
There is an infinity of numbers between 8500 and 10000. For example 8605+sqrt(2).
What is the total of all of the integers between 1 to 10000?
the trick to this is to realize the pattern: 10000=0+10000 10000=1+9999 10000=2+9998 ... 10000=4999+5001 so there are 5000 (10000s) and the unmatched 5000 in the middle = 50,005,000
What are the palindromes between 10000 and 99999?
40
How did improved farming lead to the developed of civilization?
Farming meant that humans were able to adapt to a new form of life , which meant settling down and building villages. (before this they were hunter/gatherers) Farming could be done in large harvests so not everybody needed to farm , these people started practising other crafts such as pot making and weaving. Sooner or later ( between 10000-8000 BCE) this idea of farming began to spread to other cultures and so civilisations began .
How did farming lead to the development of civilizations?
Farming meant that humans were able to adapt to a new form of life , which meant settling down and building villages. (before this they were hunter/gatherers) Farming could be done in large harvests so not everybody needed to farm , these people started practising other crafts such as pot making and weaving. Sooner or later ( between 10000-8000 BCE) this idea of farming began to spread to other cultures and so civilisations began .
