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Bronze Age Europeans primarily raised domesticated animals such as cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs for food. Cattle provided meat, milk, and hides, while sheep and goats were valued for their meat, wool, and milk. Pigs were also commonly raised due to their ability to thrive on diverse diets and their rapid reproduction. These animals formed the backbone of Bronze Age agricultural societies and contributed significantly to their diets.
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What has made an impact on Australia and why?
Europeans did because europeans brought animals and weird food
What did the Europeans use the bow and arrow for?
To Kill people And To Kill Animals So To Had Food
What did europeans bring countries being colonized?
sheep cattle animals for food just about anything to survive an unknown country
What did the bronze age eat?
what food did the bronze age people eat
What kind of major resources did desert southwest have?
Water to drink, food to eat, and crops to farm, and animals to raise and eat
What livestock did native American Indians raise?
The turkey, duck and guinea pig were raised for food before Europeans arrived. Alpacas were raised for both food and wool. Llamas were mainly used as beasts of burden and lookouts for predators but also used for food and wool. I would also add caribou, although the the jury is out on when this occurred and how domesticated these animals actually were.alpacaAmerican minkchinchillaguinea pigllamaMuscovy Duckturkey
What are the fight or flight responses in a penguin?
Penguins are animals and extensively interact with their environment in order to find food, mate, and raise their young.
What contributions did the Europeans made to Guyana?
the europeans contributed to Guyana food ,dance and music,etc
Which greenhouse gases are released from trash in landfills the animals we raise for food and burning coal?
Landfills release carbon dioxide from aerobic rotting organic matter, and methane if the rotting is anaerobic (without oxygen).Animals we raise for food (mostly cattle) release methane, mostly by burping, but a little by farting.Burning coal releases carbon dioxide.
How the animals survive?
Animals survive by getting the resources they need, like water and food. Secure shelter to raise young and a safe area in which to procreate are also necessary for any animal to survive.
Why did aboriginal tribes move from tribe to tribe?
They didn't farm or raise animals, so they went wherever the food was.
Were Indians in Canada and who were they?
there were many aboriginal tribes in Canada way back when. there are still aboriginal people in Canada today. when the europeans came over a LONG time ago, 90% died due to sickness and lack of food (the europeans killed all the animals)
