* Farmers
* Herdsmen
* Plowmen
* Reapers
* Threshers
* Winnowers
Animal Husbandry
* Cattle ranchers
* Horse breeders
* Pig farmers
* Sheepherders
* Goat herders
Artisans
* Blacksmiths
* Bronzeworkers
* Carpenters
* Cobblers
* Dyers
* Glassblowers
* Goldworkers
* Jewelers
* Leatherworkers
* Masons
* Painters
* Potters
* Sculptors
* Shipbuilders
* Smiths
* Tanners
* Weavers
Merchants
* Caravaneers
* Market traders
* Peddlers
* Shopkeepers
* Wholesalers
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question 1 The image below is a photograph of the carvings that are at the entrance to the Temples of Karnak in Luxor, Egypt. Sculptures from Kanark Temple It is correct to say that the Temples of Karnak were erected in context: a) from the Middle Kingdom (2000-1580 BC), and all were dedicated excl
Question 01 - UNESP - 2007 - 1st day - From April to July 1994, in Rwanda, a country in central Africa, the worsening conflict between the Tutsi and Hutu ethnic groups culminated in the death of more than 800,000 people, many victims of machete blows. The genocide committed by fanatical groups, as s
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