Until about 1900, the vast majority of all humans living have made their living through agriculture; farming. It has only been in the last century that farmers have been so productive that more people buy food than growing their own.
there are loads and loads! The three most people know are of course Egypt, Greece and Rome
Most of the Egyptians traded and farmed for living. Nile River was a big help, since it was the main transportation, and it made the soils in Egypt rich. In order to be a nobility, they needed to get education, but most of the Egyptians weren't able to afford this. I hope this helped;
They used linen most of the time.
They lived in houses with many rooms around a small courtyard.
The Ancient Egyptians used reeds, animal skins and linen etc. to make their clothing.
there are loads and loads! The three most people know are of course Egypt, Greece and Rome
Most of the Egyptians traded and farmed for living. Nile River was a big help, since it was the main transportation, and it made the soils in Egypt rich. In order to be a nobility, they needed to get education, but most of the Egyptians weren't able to afford this. I hope this helped;
They used linen most of the time.
yeah the sumerians lived in mudbrick houses in southern iraq that is where most of the sumerians came from.
most Ancient Egyptians were peasant farmers
most people mainland Southeast Asia make a living by farming
grapes
They lived in houses with many rooms around a small courtyard.
Paying very heavy fines was the common punishment for the Sumerians.
They don't need to earn one but most people that have them make a living off of them by breeding them.
Most likely the invention of the wheel.
Sumerians lived in the Middle East, in the southern part of Mesopotamia. Most of them lived between the Tigris and Euphrates River.