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 Migrate- to move one place to another.  Hunting & gathering- members of homo sapiens who spent hours hunting.  technology- the proper knowledge to invent new tools.

 Plow- a tool to cut, lift, and turn soil.  Irrigation- ways to move water to land  Slash & Burn farming- a method in which forestland is cut and burned to prepare the soil.

 Silt-soil or tiny rocks carried on land by sea.  Caravan- a group of traders on a long journey  Architecture- a style of building

 Mummification- to preserve a body  Pyramids- a structure that served as a tomb for ancient rulers  Papyrus- a paper like material on which the Egyptians wrote on

 Harbor- a shelter place with deep water close to shore  Cultural-Borrowing- the process in which a culture takes a idea from another culture  Acropolis- a fort built on top of a hill

 Roads- to get around faster  Romanize- to make roman in character  Arable- good for growing crops