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tresset_1 [31]
3 years ago
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Which groups ranked as artisans in emerging social hierarchies in early river civilizations? Select all that apply.

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Otrada [13]3 years ago
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Answer

Metalworkers and weavers were the groups which were ranked as artisans in emerging social hierarchies in early river civilizations

Explanation

Metalworkers were the people who worked in the making of different things using metal. They made jewels and other metal products.

Weavers used threads from trees such as sisal fiber and other sources.They made various types of clothing which many people shifted to and this promoted civilization because they stopped clothing on tradition clothes which were mostly made of animal skins.

So these two groups which are the Metalworkers and weavers were the highly ranked as artisans in emerging social hierarchies in early river civilizations

pickupchik [31]3 years ago
3 0
The group that <span>ranked as artisans in emerging social hierarchies in early river civilizations are: Skilled Craftments
The most common products that could be found by the artisan of the early river civilizations are Statues, vase, Engraved Weapons, and paintings. Later on, this exact social hierarchy started to create several highly intellectual members that capable to design difficult architectures</span>
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