Things really haven't changed that much. Person X has an ample supply of a certain product that Person Y has a need for. A bargain is struck after Y approaches X with something that X finds novel and of use to his neighbor Z who has something that X feels is essential to his life. Another bargain is struck.
It is a matter of supply and demand, which schooltime lunches (in the ancient days when brown bags were popular) saw the trade of cookies for an apple. In trade not everyone gains but everyone must feel to have gained for the trade to be consumated.
In a Utopian society where all is available for free and goods and services need not be bartered or traded no one can gain an advantage. Utopias fall to robber barons (or schoolyard bullies). Trade only works well when certain controls exist. Long live free trade. Long live Fair Trade.
Paleo is a prefix of Greek origin used to mean something ancient and/or prehistoric. in case of "history": ancient history or prehistoric history.
Ancient means old and so literally ancient history would mean old history. However the term "ancient history" generally refers to a time span from the start of writing to the beginning of the so-called Dark Ages.
because it was a good year for trade and egypts economy grew
because it was a good year for trade and egypts economy grew
because it was a good year for trade and egypts economy grew
it means to eat an ancient fruit
Assuming you mean ancient Africa, the Igbo people.
because it was a good year for trade and egypts economy grew
First of all, the fur trade is history, not ancient history. They traded woven fabric, tin and brass kettles, beads, and tools for pelts, mainly beaver.
If you mean what we call their writing it is either heiroglyphs or iconography.
What ancient system are you referring to?
Arsenius John Baptist Vuibert has written: 'Ancient history' -- subject(s): Ancient History, History, Ancient 'An ancient history, from the creation to the fall of the Western empire in A.D. 476' -- subject(s): Ancient History, History, Ancient