<h2>Answer is option "B"</h2>
Explanation:
- Çatalhöyük had no streets or footpaths; the houses were developed right against one another and the individuals who lived in them went over the town's housetops and entered their homes through gaps in the rooftops, moving down a stepping stool. Shared stoves were worked over the homes of Çatalhöyük and we can accept bunch exercises were acted right now also.
- The internments at Çatalhöyük show no huge varieties, either dependent on riches or sexual orientation; the main bodies which were dealt with in an unexpected way, embellished with dabs and secured with ochre, were those of kids. The excavator of Çatalhöyük accepts that this unique worry for adolescents at the site might be an impression of the general public turning out to be increasingly inactive and required bigger quantities of kids on account of expanded work, trade and legacy needs.
- Hence, the right answer is option B " there were no streets in the city".
Neurotoxin !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m not certain, but I believe it is continental drift
Whenever the sperm and the egg combine, it is possible for one or the other to not split properly and bring 2 of the chromosomes instead of just 1
