Aboriginal populations collapsed in the face of disease, violence and forced removal until they survived only on the margins of the new pastoral economy, on government reserves, or in the arid parts of the continent least touched by white settlement.
32.
In another reflection of how climate change and degradation of meadows eroded the Norses'pastoral economy, yarn found in the weaving room indicates that the weavers stretched their wool supply by mixing sheep wool with fur from caribou, polar bears, foxes and wolves.
33.
Inscriptions mention cattle raids attesting to the importance of the pastoral economy, destructive raids, assaults on women ( " pendir-udeyulcal " ), abduction of women by " bedas " ( hunter tribes ), a result of the existing militarism of the age.
34.
Inscriptions mention cattle raids attesting to the importance of the pastoral economy, destructive raids, assaults on women ( " pendir-udeyulcal " ), abduction of women by " bedas " ( hunter tribes ); all of which indicate the existing militarism of the age.
35.
Some suggest that a lack of metal and fine pottery finds may be indicative that the Cornovii were not a particularly wealthy or sophisticated British tribe and that they depended mostly on a pastoral economy even though some cultivation of cereal crops appears to have occurred in the river valley areas.
36.
Sardinia was abundant of natural resources like silver and salt and had a thriving agro-pastoral economy; also its geographical location ensured more control over the western Mediterranean and the island itself was an indispensable basis for the creation of so-called " ruta de las islas " ( island route ) that allowed to halve the time of sailing to reach the rich markets of the Eastern Mediterranean.
