- Animal Domestication
- meat, milk, hair and skins used for clothes
- wool
- after the harvest period, animals could eat the leftovers and in turn the dung used for fertilizer
- Goats and sheep were the first domesticated animals
- The Plow
- A horse harnessed to a plow allowed farmers to grow more food
- New Guineans only had pigs, no other animals
- Pigs can't plow
- Only give meat
- only muscle power in New Guinea was humans
- Almost all farm work is done by hand
- Best animals to farm are plant eating animals
- in Africa they never domesticated the elephant
- in Asia they have used elephants as work animals but not domesticated
- domesticated animals must get along with humans
- Every Domesticated animals (over 100 pounds)
- 14 different species
- Goats
- Sheep
- Pigs
- Cows
- Horses
- Camels
- Camels (2)
- Donkeys
- Water Buffalo
- Llamas
- Reindeer
- Yaks
- Mithan
- Valley Cattle
- None of these animals came from Australia or New Guinea
- Middle East was home to some of the best animals, Pigs, Sheept, Goats, Cattle
- The reason why they advaced was because they had good crops and animals
- The Fertile Crescent
- people were geographically blessed
- sowing of wheat and having goats lead to first civilization
- Freed from farming, people were able to learn new things
- making plaster
- understanding how to work with fire
- first steps to making steel
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Notes on Guns Germs and Steel
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