How did people live during the bronze age?

 How did people live during the bronze age?     

During the bronze age, people lived in forms like permanent settlements. Some of them lived in small clusters of thatched roundhouses set amongst the fields. cereal and other crap wear grown in small fields.  agricultural productivity was increased by the ox-drawn plow.


How was the settlement of the iron age?

The iron age settlement was mainly enclosed structures having tranches and walls, with a planned program of construction from the start. the principal entrance, or was, was extended by a small courtyard. most of the construction found in excavation seems to correspond to granaries aligned along trenches.

Why was the pet-digging important during the iron age?

during the iron age, peat-digging was important, because the peat was used for melting bog iron. Therefore, peat-diggers and blacksmiths were the most important among the artisans of this age. men involved their women and children's in farm work, in order to prepare the land, people used a special kind of plow, an ard, which was pulled by a couple of oxen.

did humans build defensive structures during the prehistory period?

Yes! the iron age means built impressive defensive structures, for example, the broch in Scotland. a broch was the home of tribal leaders and important members of the community. it was built with two concentric walls of stone, with a stairway or gallery within the walls to the upper floors



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