I WONDER - What Jobs Did People Do In The Iron Age?

The video discusses ancient settlements characterized by clusters of round houses with conical thatched roofs, built using timber and wattle-and-daub techniques. The central hearth was vital for family life. Diets were diverse, including cereals, vegetables, meat, and dairy, with seasonal changes. Weaving was a common skill, and clothing was made from wool and linen. Communities were mostly self-sufficient but engaged in trade of goods like salt, metals, and pottery.

What type of roofs did the round houses in ancient settlements have?

• Glass ceilings

• Flat wooden roofs

• Conical thatched roofs

• Metallic domes

What was the central hearth used for in ancient family life?

• Cooking and heating

• Storing food

• Sleeping area

• Animal shelter

Which of the following was NOT part of the ancient diet?

• Dairy

• Cereals

• Vegetables

• Seafood

What materials were commonly used for making clothes in ancient communities?

• Polyester and nylon

• Leather and fur

• Wool and linen

• Silk and cotton

Which of the following items was traded by ancient communities?

• Glass

• Silk

• Salt

• Spices