Enviorment

Interactions with Humans and Enviorments

  • 175

    Fishing rods discovered

    Fishing rods discovered
    Romans changed fishing forever in the discovery of fishing rods. This made fishing easier and safer.
  • 250

    First canal built

    First canal built
    The first canal was built by Ptmoley and connected the Red sea to the Medeterian. It was strictly built for transportation.
  • 400

    Wheel was Produced

    Wheel was Produced
    This was one of the greatest inventions of all time. No one knows who excatly produced it first. The wheel changed every aspect of life.
  • Nov 28, 650

    Use of Iron began

    Use of Iron began
    The chineese began using iron. Iron was available to the ancients in small amounts from meteors. Iron was widely used by the ancients for beads and ornaments.
  • Nov 28, 1000

    sewers Introduced

    sewers Introduced
    Sewers were first introduced in Rome. It was a big mess. It was made by digging a hole in the ground and didnt go well. It screwed up landscape.
  • Nov 28, 1285

    Invention of Windmills

    Invention of Windmills
    Windmills were invented in Great Britan. Originally windmills were developed for milling grain for food production. In the course of history the windmill was adapted to many other industrial uses.
  • Wood Produced

    Wood Produced
    Wood was discovered and produced. It was used for building shelter and other things. It was also discovered for fires when found to burn easily.
  • First dam built

    First dam built
    The first dam was bult in Jordan. The dam took a long time to build and was made out of wood. It was created to stop fish from moving downstream.
  • Started growing rice.

    Started growing rice.
    Shortly after the disoovery of agiculture humans started growing rice. The discovery of rice made everything easier. It was cheap and easy to grow, one grain went far.
  • Farming Begins in Middle East

    Farming Begins in Middle East
    During this period, many of the hunter gatherer micro-bands in the region began to cultivate wild plants. The cultivation of these plants probably started out as creating increased surplus and known areas of fall back, or starvation foods, near seasonal camps, that the band could rely on when hunting was bad, or when there was a drought.