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Early Man Early man interacted with their environment by Hunting animals No products were wasted Gathered Plants Used environment to make shelters Make weapons/tools out of stone Made fire

Early Farmers Early farmers interacted with their environment by: Growing crops by plowing soil Domesticated livestock for products Irrigation ditches, ponds, and canals were used to water used for tools, wepons, arts

Mesopotamians Mesopotamians interacted with their environment by: Used clay to make clay tablets and pottery Built mud brick houses Used minerals, such as copper and bronze to make tools/weapons Built larger buildings like Ziggurats

Egyptians Egyptians interacted with their environment by Used the Nile river to transport goods and trade They made pyramids for Tumbes for mummies Natrona was used in the process in making mummy. Used silt for their farming

Ancient Chinese The Ancient Chinese interacted with their environment by The great wall of china They had yellow silt in their water ways Ancient chines did terries farming on the mountains The trade route through china

Ancient Greece The Ancient Greeks interacted with their environment by Believing in gods Had 2000 mini islands Believed in the odyssey Pass down legends