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charcol is present in the soil of some neolithic settlement sites. What does this suggest?​

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Answered by OmegaBeastZ
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This suggests the use of charcoal in such settlements for blacksmiths and maybe even cooks

Answered by vanshikasharma2069
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Answer: The above given statement, generally suggests that, at the Neolithic era, the people learns how to do agriculture and domestication of animals. A kind of farming method called "slash and burn" cultivation is used by them. This is the reason for the presence of charcoal in the soil at the settlements site.

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