Nomadism

It is the way of life of nomadic peoples, that is, peoples who do not have a fixed home. They don't stay in one place. Nomads are hunter-gatherers, meaning they live by hunting, fishing and gathering food. When the need arises, they move to seek better living conditions.

Nomadism was the lifestyle of the first men on Earth. This way of life was abandoned around 10,000 years ago when humans learned to plant. With agriculture, people no longer needed to look elsewhere when an area's resources ran out.

Neanderthal

Neanderthal man predominates

Carthage
On the side of the African metropolis, money played a very big role for the army, insofar as Carthage used mercenaries. No upheaval, it seems, has taken place in the military field. On the other hand, although the Punic ost did not have its own Polybius either, we know its organization better, thank
Rome
In order to celebrate the divine essence of Rome Livy and other historians have created the legend of the origins of the city. Aeneas flees from Troy and comes to seek refuge on the coasts of Latium. One of his descendants unites with Mars and gives birth to twins:Romulus and Remus who were suckled
Terms of Peace
Scipio receives the Carthaginian ambassadors Immediately after the fight, Scipio forced the enemy camp, plundered it and returned to the coast, to his ships, with immense booty. There he learned that Lentulus had landed at Utica with fifty spurred ships and a hundred transports, laden with provisio
Druids
The Druids were the intellectual elite of the Celts. According to Caesar, one of the best sources concerning them, “they preside over public and private sacrifices, regulate religious practices; young people come in droves to learn from them, and they are greatly honored. It is the Druids, in fact,