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What is Skara Brae? What era is it from?

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What is Skara Brae? What era is it from?

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What is Skara Brae? What era is it from?

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BBC Scotland - The L.A.B Scotland, Discovering Skara Brae with Stenness Community School

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A film about Skara Brae made by school pupils from Stenness Community School.

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By 3500BC people in many parts of Britain had set up farms. They made clearings in the forest and built groups of houses, surrounded by fields.

The early farmers grew wheat and barley , which they ground into flour. Some farmers grew beans and peas . Others grew a plant called flax, which they made into for clothes.

Neolithic farmers kept lots of animals. They had herds of wild cows that had been domesticated (tamed) . The cattle provided beef, as well as milk and cheese. Sheep and goats provided wool, milk and meat. Wild pigs were domesticated and kept in the woods nearby.

Dogs helped on the farms too. They herded sheep and cattle and worked as watchdogs. Dogs were probably treated as family pets, like they are today.

The early farmers still went hunting and gathered nuts and berries to eat, but they spent most of their time working on their farms.

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By 3500BC people in many parts of Britain had set up farms. They made clearings in the forest and built groups of houses, surrounded by fields. The early farmers grew wheat and barley , which they ground into flour. Some farmers grew beans and peas .

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Bowl found at Skara Brae (primary source)

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Bowl found at Skara Brae (primary source)