Guns, Germs, and Steel day 3

Today in human geography class we continued the video about guns, germs, and steel. We saw how new guineans hunted and gathered their food. They Would get most of their food from a sago tree by hacking out the inside of it. They would also grow a lot of wheat in the area that is right on the coast. In the video Jarred Diamond was still figuring out why everyone thought that white was the superior race. We also saw that sometimes they will eat spiders and crickets for food which is crazy to me because I would never eat a bug as a meal. This concludes Human Geography class today.

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