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Bronze Age Cultures: Beaker People
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Agriculture
Homes and Structures
The primary food that was used was corn, meat, and wheat. Some technology needed to get these crops were a plow, and a hoe. Some advancements in the agriculture production was a plow being pulled by a cattle, it made farming easier.
Some materials that were available were wood, stone, and hay. The houses were made out of hay and wood. They used a bronze axe to cut the wood. The wood was used to hold the hay in place so that it wont be blown off. The climate affected it because if the wind blows hard the house could fall down.
Location
Pottery (additional information)
Pottery was developed in northern and western Europe between 40000 and 2000 BCE. Some reasons that the Beaker people used pottery was because it was part of their culture, it was used to hold medicines, and to cook.
The Beaker people lived in the western part of Europe.They settled in the lowlands so that their houses wont slide down and get destroyed. There location was flat, and dry.The resources that the Beaker people had were wood, bronze, stone,tin, copper, and gold. Their climate was rainy, sunny, warm, and cold.
Technology
Technology the Beaker people used were bronze tools, new farming system (the use of a plow pulled by cattle), and and new social organization (stratification with leadership and wealth in the hands of a leader). The resources that allowed this technology to happen were animals, bronze, and wood