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Georgia History Legislative Exam UNG The first Paleo-Indians in Georgia can be described as: - ANSWER-hunter-gatherers (living in small bands of 20 to 30 & followed large herds of migratory game animals); these people were dependent on large beasts for survival Georgia's Archaic Indians (10,000-3,000 BCE) built permanent settlements primarily: - ANSWER-near the coast where mussels, clams, and fish were plentiful The Little Ice Age impacted Georgia Indians by: - ANSWER-chiefdoms broke i...

Anthropology 101 - Ch. 10 AssignmentThe first clear evidence of social inequality in Egypt was evidenced archaeologically by the presence of: the palatial homes of the elites artistic representations of rich and powerful rulers differentiated burials all of the above - correct answer differentiated burials The oldest city in the world is found where: Mesopotamia Egypt China the Indus River valley - correct answer Mesopotamia The fabulous tomb of Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankham...

CSET : Social Science - Subtest 1 Exam Questions With Verified Answers Efforts of archeologists to advance the understanding of prehistory are mainly based on what assumption about ancient people and cultures? - answerMaterial remains reflect important aspects of human behavior. What was the main function of monumental architecture in early Mesopotamia and ancient costal Peru? - answerTo provide a site for the performance of religious rituals. What was the main source of wealth and power ...

ANT 100 - Intro to Anthropology Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass What is the name of the stone tool technology created by early hominins during the Lower Paleolithic that was the first bifacial and high standardized tool in early human history? (Hint: the Swiss Army knife of the Paleolithic) - Answer- Acheulean If a core is being worked by hitting an implement of wood, antler, bone, or stone with a hammerstone, what technique is being used? - Answer- Indirect Percussion Which of the f...

HIEU 2031 Terms Questions and Answers Graded A+ Franchthi caves A cave in southeastern Greece, was inhabited almost continuously from c. 20,00-3000 B.C, has enabled Archeologists to reconstruct life in Greece from the stone age to the early Bronze Age. Heinrich Schleimann Father of modern archeology A wealthy German businessman turned archaeologist, discovered city of troy (1871), believed Trojan war happened exactly as told in the Iliad Linear A What: An undeciphered writing ...

Efforts of archeologists to advance the understanding of prehistory are mainly based on what assumption about ancient people and cultures? - ANSWER Material remains reflect important aspects of human behavior. What was the main function of monumental architecture in early Mesopotamia and ancient costal Peru? - ANSWER To provide a site for the performance of religious rituals. What was the main source of wealth and power among the empires of West Africa between A.D. 400 and 1500? - ANSWER ...

Cultural Anthropology Exam 2 Questions And Answers All Verified The three components of Economic Organization - ANS Production, Distribution/Exchange, and Consumption The four forms of production society - ANS Hunting and Gathering society, Horticulture, Industrialized Agriculture and Agriculture Hunting and Gathering - ANS When a group depends on the earth for food such as plans and animals. Travel a lot. Horticulture - ANS Gardening or Subsistence farming The five p...

Chapter 1 Summary: Colliding Worlds - Answer-Native American, European, and African societies developed independently over thousands of years before they experienced direct contacts with one another. In the Americas, residents of Mesoamerica and the Andes were fully sedentary (with individual ownership of land & intensive agriculture), but elsewhere societies were semisedentary (with central fields & villages that were occupied seasonally) or nonsedentary (hunter-gatherers). West & Central Afri...

Four fields of anthropology - Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, Linguistic Anthropology and Cultural Anthropology. Holistic approach - Combines the human study of biology, history and the learned and shared patterns of human behavior and thought we call culture in order to analyze human groups. Native anthropologist - Does field work on own culture. Subsistence Strategies - Foraging, horticulture, pastorialism, agriculture, industrialism. Foraging - Hunter-gatherer...

ANT 100 - Intro to Anthropology Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass What is the name of the stone tool technology created by early hominins during the Lower Paleolithic that was the first bifacial and high standardized tool in early human history? (Hint: the Swiss Army knife of the Paleolithic) - Answer- Acheulean If a core is being worked by hitting an implement of wood, antler, bone, or stone with a hammerstone, what technique is being used? - Answer- Indirect Percussion Which of the f...