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What did Neolithic humans living in mountainous regions need to do to adapt to the landscape?
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∙ 11y ago
People living in mountains will have to build farms on the slopes of hills, this is so that the thin layers of soil (which is all they have) are not easily blown away. They often adopt the use of an animal to help them such as a donkey. They also become more fit due to the hiking and exercise required to live on a mountain. Living on a high up mountain can also result in better lung capacity.
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