During the transition to the Bronze Age in Britain, people developed new ways of organizing their communities and honoring the dead. Which cultural development is most associated with this period, which began approximately years ago?
- People became more settled in small villages and buried their dead in circular mounds known as round barrowsCevap
- BMost communities remained nomadic hunter-gatherers, moving frequently to follow herds of wild animals
- CPeople began to live in large, defended hill forts to protect themselves and their livestock from rival tribes
- DThe introduction of the first written language allowed tribal leaders to keep formal records of trade
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The correct answer is that people became more settled in small villages and buried their dead in circular mounds known as round barrows.
The Bronze Age in Britain began about years ago. During this time, people transitioned from the more mobile or simple farming of the Stone Age to living in more permanent, small villages. They also adopted the specific cultural practice of burying the dead in circular earth mounds called round barrows, where they often included beautiful objects made of gold and bronze.
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The Bronze Age settlement and burial patterns
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