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Posted by 22454 on 3/23/07; 11:45:31 AM from the Sara dept. Discuss

Ancient Rome

ancient rome       Rome is a really old city and it started out a really small place.The one problem there was of living in Rome was that it was right in the middle of the war zone.Rome was ruled by seven kings from 753 BCE until 509 BCE.In acient Rome most of the people belived in superstion because it was a part of there reiligon.The General of Rome was Julis Caesar.Rome is still a neat place to go to because they still have historal statues and cool place to go to.                       by:Sara   Posted by 22454 on 1/3/07; 11:04:42 AM from the Sara dept. Discuss (1 response)

survive like sara

1. I would find a big vine then tie a stick on the end of both sides. Then would swing it way up in the tree and a knock the fruit down. 2. Take a bunch of sticks weave them then put vines and leafs in the weaved sticks so it wouldn't leak. If that didn't work I could use coconut shells and milk. 3. A stick and a rock for a spear A giant leave for shelter A coconut shell for food bowl or drink A long vine for food reach Posted by 22454 on 11/29/06; 11:50:04 AM from the Sara dept. Discuss (4 responses)

Homo Sapiens (Neanderthal)

Homo Sapiens (Neanderthal) They lived up to 150,000 to 30,000 years ago. That is why they looked like monkeys/humans. They slowly developed human bodies. Their skull had a white spot on the nose and the rest looked like a human skull. They used stone and other things to live and survive and they lived in caves for shelter. They slowly developed many skills like knowing how to catch food and knowing how to make fire. Toutant, A. & Doyle, S. (2000). Ancient Worlds (Outlooks 7). Oxford University Press Canada. Posted by 22454 on 11/10/06; 3:28:26 PM from the Sara dept. Discuss