A primitive communal society refers to a social organization characterized by communal living and shared resources, typically found in early human communities. In such societies, property and means of production are collectively owned, and social structures are often egalitarian, with decisions made collectively. These societies usually rely on hunting, gathering, or simple agriculture for subsistence, emphasizing cooperation and mutual support among members. This concept is often used in anthropological studies to understand the evolution of social structures and economic systems.
why were the primitive society called the iron age
Primitive culture refers to a society that does not have development or sophistication for example a hunter-gather society. Non-primitive culture on the other hand is a society that has technological, cultural or economic development like the industrial capitalist society.
what does it mean guy
The answer depends on what you mean by "primitive" ways. When the Western Society was still pretty much primitive, the civilisations of ancient China, India, Mesopotamia and Central America were building things which required very accurate measurement.
W. D. Hambly has written: 'Bibliography of African anthropology, 1937-1949' 'Tribal dancing and social development' -- subject(s): Society, Primitive, Music, Primitive, Folk dancing, Primitive Society, Primitive Music
Communal is when something is shared in common by everyone in a group. Public restrooms, water fountains and pools are all communal.
communal labour is when a community comes together to achieve a goal
the conributions of premitive dances to our society
the primitive man started the rudiments of education from which evolved the modern educational system
Resource are share among people in the society.
You could see that it was a primitive society when you compared it with the laws of our time.
Primitive and crude mean the same thing. They're synonyms.