The Balts

In Lithuania the first people settled when the climate became warmer. Nomadic families, reindeer hunters, followed herds of reindeer northward as herds always stayed near the edge of the receding inland ice, and arrived in East Baltic around 7000 BC. Because of the milder climate and the abundance of animals in the forests, hunters no longer followed reindeer, and subsequently remained in the Baltic, where they turned fishermen in order to provide an alternative food source to hunting. However, during this sub-Arctic climatic period the reindeer was still dominant animal.
Reindeers were universally useful: people were eating their flesh, prove useful reindeers’ fur, bones, sinews, horn. People were gathering berries, nuts. They were eating fish. Most of the tools people made from flit.
Camps in Lithuania were in dry sandy places near the water. People built round tents with furred roof. Near tents were fireplaces.
Around 2500 BC there came Indo-European people. They were most farmers. Indo-Europeans and local people lived together so after some time they became to The Balts.
In II millennium BC The Balts were living in a big area. The Balts were farmers. They grew hemp, flax and grain. Also they grew bullocks, sheep, pigs and horses. They didn’t forget the old trades.
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