This not only made the tribe more efficient, it often made the difference in surviving or dying off as a group.
We now know that between vampire bats, warefare, disease and intermarriage and such, the Aztec Indian people of Mexico died out as Aztecs...but the bloodline went on. Mel Gibson's "Apocalipto" revealed the brutality of the "urban" Aztecs and the resourcefulness and will to survive of the forest tribes. Although a work of fiction, we know that wafare and slavery of outsiders provided most if not all of the "sacrificial" peoples' skulls unearthed, but we wondered what became of the REST of the bodies?
Although most people in Ancient Egypt were farmers, there was a specialization of labor in their society. People specialized as craftsmen, scribes, doctors, lawyers, engineers, and even priests who served as teachers.
meat, raw meat
which ancient Indians leader was most important
Agriculture(farming) irrigation Architecture(building)
It allowed some people to devote their time to creating new inventions instead of farming
These are ancient people and specialization was in the distant future.
Although most people in Ancient Egypt were farmers, there was a specialization of labor in their society. People specialized as craftsmen, scribes, doctors, lawyers, engineers, and even priests who served as teachers.
meat, raw meat
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Yes. They helped to increase agricultural yields by fashioning tools that would improve farming methods. This increase in agricultural yield led directly to increased specialization since fewer people were needed to farm.
Extra food meant that not everyone had to produce food for a living
Gods were important to Ancient Egyptians for the same reason God is important to people today
The Latin people were important in the times of ancient Rome because the Romans were (and still are) Latins.
which ancient Indians leader was most important
Agriculture(farming) irrigation Architecture(building)
very important
It allowed some people to devote their time to creating new inventions instead of farming