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paleolithic/neolithic/nomadic

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relating to agriculture, as well as land use and ownership agrarian
growing more food than is needed to meet the needs of the grower and his family- the surplus if used to trade for other needed items agricultural surplus
the alphabet that we use today was developed by the phoenicians alphabet
land that is suitable for farming arable land
a person who studies the life of early people by examining their physical remains archeologist
objects made and used by people artifact
a person who specializes in a job and beccomes a skilled craftsman artisian
a form of economy and trade in which people exchange goods and services without the use of money barter economy
system of managing government through departments run by appointed officials bureaucracy
used to determine the approximate age of materials made of organic such as wood or animal bones carbon dating
people living together in complex societies civilizations
a small group of people usually related to each other - paleolithic hunters and gathers traveled in clans clan
social ranking of people according to wealth and occupation class system
the first written collection of laws (babylon) code of hammurabi
another name for the early river valley settlements cradles of civilization
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