Przeworsk culture

Przeworsk culture was a group of people who lived a long time ago, before you and I were born. They lived in what is now Poland and parts of Ukraine and Slovakia. They were very clever and learned how to grow crops to feed themselves, and they also had lots of animals like cows, sheep, and pigs. They built homes out of wood and often had big fences around their villages to keep their animals safe from predators.

They wore clothes made of wool and sometimes even had metal jewelry or weapons. They were very good at making pottery and used it to cook and eat their food.

The Przeworsk culture knew how to trade with other people from far away, and they sometimes even traveled to other lands themselves. They were very skilled at making things out of bronze, which is a special kind of metal that is very strong and shiny.

Although the Przeworsk culture disappeared a very long time ago, we can still learn a lot from the things they left behind, like their pottery and bronze artifacts. They were important people who helped shape the world we live in today.