Nomads eat more meat, while farmers eat more grains

Nomads can store more food, while farmers have to constantly find food

Nomads have larger brains, while farmers have bigger hands

Nomads have a surplus of food, while farmers struggle to find enough food

They eat mostly meat, which is difficult to preserve

They have to constantly move, so they can only carry limited food

They have smaller brains, which affects their ability to store food

They rely on gathering wild plants, which spoil quickly

They can produce more food than they can eat

They can easily find food sources without moving

They have a surplus of meat, which is highly nutritious

They can store more food due to their nomadic lifestyle

When farmers divide their crops among different families

When nomads divide their hunting territories

When people specialize in different tasks or professions

When farmers divide their surplus food with other communities

Specialists have more time to develop new technologies

Specialists have access to better resources for technology

Specialists are more intelligent and innovative

Specialists can learn from nomadic tribes

The world's population has decreased

Nomads have become more dominant than farmers

There are more specialists and larger populations

Technology has become less important in society

Roman soldiers have better weapons and armor

Roman soldiers have a surplus of food

Roman soldiers are taller and stronger

Roman soldiers have more advanced technology