WATERCOLOR WORLD MAP

Survival techniques in various in regions os the world

australians

techniques:

fire stick farming

• Enhances food sources and maintains ecological balence
• Deeply rooted in ingenous knowledge and practices
• promotes social gatherings

indegenoous australians, including various aboriginal and torres strait islanders groups, use a fire stick farmingas a part of their culture

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slash and burn agricultured

• essential for growing crops in nutrient poor soil
• rooted in indigenous knowledge and belives
• fosters cooperation and strengthens social bonds through agriculter

amazonian groups, such as the yanomami and kayapo, use this technique as a fundumental part of their farming and cultural practices

the artic

techniques:

ice fishing

• Essential for food during winters
• Connects inuit to their ancestors
• often done collaboratively

The unit people of the arctic people of canada, greenland, alas, and russa use this skills, integrating into their daily lives and cultural heritage

tuareg & bendouin

• Tuareg: Essential for their nomadic lifestyle in the Sahara, representing their deep connection to the desert and their historical role as traders and guides.

• Bedouin: Integral to their pastoral way of life in the Arabian desert, reflecting their adaptability and resilience, and celebrated in their oral traditions.

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navigating and climbing

• Essential for their role as guides and porters in the Himalayas. Their deep knowledge of the mountains and climbing skills are integral to their identity and have historically positioned them as key facilitators of mountaineering expeditions.

• Indigenous people of Nepal, renowned for their expertise in high-altitude mountaineering. Their skills are passed down through generations and are crucial for safely navigating the challenging terrain of the Himalayas.

incas

techniques:

advances agriculture

• Vital for their empire's sustenance and expansion. The development of terraced farming allowed them to thrive in the Andes, demonstrating their ingenuity and deep understanding of their environment.

• An ancient civilization in the Andes of South America (e.g., Peru). Their mastery of mountain agriculture and engineering supported the growth of one of the largest empires in pre-Columbian history.

vikings

techniques:

explorations, trades, and raids

• Crucial for their exploration, trade, and raids across Europe. Mastery of maritime navigation and shipbuilding enabled them to establish a vast network of trade routes and settlements, showcasing their seafaring prowess and adaptability.

• Norse seafarers from Scandinavia (e.g., Norway, Sweden, Denmark) during the Viking Age (8th-11th centuries). Their skills in navigation and shipbuilding were essential for their expeditions and played a key role in their historical impact across Europe and beyond.