Question

Charcoal is present in soil of some neolithic settlement sites. what does this suggest​

Answer 1

Answer:

Draft of a few days ago to be get the best way is to be

Explanation:

Draft of a my own and personal service and the y to the ye shall shall we be able to able to make a decision great time to get time and nenejejehbeudehejwgn

Answer 2

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. They are nomads.
• They stay at the place for the time being and do agriculture stuffs, after that they leave that place burning the whole ground.
• When they return to the same place, a new layer of ground is available for them.
• This new layer compresses and pressurizes the ground layer resulting in the formation of charcoal.