I need reference for the daily lives of ancient clans and tribes.
Googling the names of such countries mostly gets me their politics and/or military facts/encounters. What I need is more about how they lived.
how they got sustenance
what arts and musics they preferred
when they hunted, what they hunted, and how
land laws
rights of battle
all that kind of stuff
Knowledge of ancient crafting methods for armaments and arts are equally important to me as knowledge of how they caught fish or built huts, if not slightly lesser.
Time-range: anywhere from the 1st to 6th centuries.
Areas: Anywhere east of Pakistan, north of Cameroon, south of the north pole, and west of the North Atlantic Ocean.
>>47070102
Glorantha go and stay go
>>47070102
>>>/wikipedia/
>>47071873
my ass
You're lucky if you get one paragraph about daily life.
> mfw reasering 'ancient fishing' on the internet keeps looping me back to bible-stuff
Much of the time it's just about biblical-era stuff, but most of the time it's actually about Christianity.
>>47070102
Good luck OP. I have something about norses only.
http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/VALDailyLife.shtml
>>47070102
There's a book called "Behold the Man" by Michael Moorcock that gave a very down to earth picture of life in biblical times.
The subject matter of the story is pretty odd but I enjoyed it. It felt very immediate, and painted people of ancient times as a superstitious lot, but not as retards--you can understand why they think and believe as they do.
>>47072537
Deff bookmarked; thanks.
>>47072565
I'll give it a look. If it's not too long I'll read it soon, but if it's sizable I'll still make a note of it to read later.
>>47072638
Nah, it's rather short.
>>47072447
Fisher of men, etc.
>>47072673
ik, idk why I didn't expect it honestly.
no, you CAN latterly google all of that shit
>>47070102
Well, you already got that series, no?
