1. The technological processes By Group 1

2. The technological processes have changed over the years and are still changing now. The building industry is the best example. A man power was one used to transport building materials to the building site. Nowadays, a man uses machines for that purpose. A long time ago, stone, wood or iron was used as a primary building material. Now, we already have various metal alloys and modern building facilities. The pyramids were built up from sandstone and stone. At the beginning, it was necessary to work these materials in mines with the help of pickaxe or other tools. Egyptians used wooden structures in order to move huge stones to the building site. In order to lift the stone to the higher segment of the pyramid, they used ramps. To pull the stone to the building site papyrus ropes were used. Nowadays, there are lifts and lorries or other facilities of this type to our use which speed up and ease most of the work.

3. We can also compare the style of building houses now and then. In the past, stone, hay, rocks and clay were used as a primary building materials. Those houses were far less durable than modern houses. Now the houses are built of bricks, cement (in order to join bricks together). There are also prettier, more durable and better building materials to our disposal. In order to build the block of flats, we use machines of different type so that everything is long-lasting and didn't undergo the corruption.

4. In my opinion, even if people didn't have a modern technology before were more developed both mentally and physically than they are now. Everything what they were building was based on their calculations, vast knowledge and putting forth effort in the building process. Now everything is mechanized and people doesn't feel much like doing anything - all they have to do is to access the Internet and find what they want. The technology is developing all the time and really nobody knows how we will live in 100 - 200 years from now, and how we are going to build houses.