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1. Archaeology
2. Artifacts are
3. A site is
4. Archaeological sites are discovered by
5. Topographic maps are useful for archaeologists because they contain information on
6. Some terms associated with establishing a grid system at an archaeological site include
7. Air photographs are used by archaeologists
8. Archaeological field survey involves
9. Archaeozoologists would help analyze
10. Field notes from archaeological surveys include
11. Phosphate analysis is used to
12. Excavation of an archaeological site
13. The term cosmology refers to
14. Careful excavation requires
15. Archaeologists do not work in
16. A number of remote sensing techniques allows archaeologists to look for features buried in the ground
without digging, including
17. Stratigraphy is important in an archaeological excavation because it
18. The phenomenon of bioturbation would be studied by a(n)
19. The analysis of archaeological materials
20. Archaeology is
21. The term ethnography refers to
22. Petroglyphs are one kind of
23. Some of the specialists involved in archaeological analysis might include a(n)
24. Archaeozooloogy is the study of
25. The primary characteristics of artifacts include all of the following except:
26. Pollen is (are)
27. Faunal analysis can be used to learn about
28. Plant remains at archaeological sites include all of the following except
29. Analysis of animal bones and teeth from an archaeological site can tell us
30. Archaeozoologists can determine all of the following except
31. A(n) ________ is an example of an archaeological feature.
32. The term “craft specialization” could best be applied to
33. The human skeleton is a storehouse of information on the individual who died and may provide estimates of
the person’s
34. The size of an archaeological settlement depends on all of the following except
35. Extraction sites are used for
36. Prehistoric economies involve concepts like
37. Redistribution is
38. Exotic materials are
39. Hierarchical organization
40. What are the major components of human society that provide a focus of archaeological research?
41. Describe the important steps in conducting archaeological research.
42. Why is social organization important to understand in the study of prehistoric societies?
43. Describe different kinds of archaeological fieldwork.
44. What are some of the ways that trade and exchange operated in past societies?
45. What is the difference between egalitarian and non–egalitarian societies?
Please write 2-3 sentences identifying the person, place, or thing in terms of age, location, and significance.
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46. Osteologist
47. Egalitarian
48. Trade
49. Ideology
50. Artifact
51. Site
52. Micromorphology
53. Datum
54. Horizontal Excavation
55. Ecofact
56. Geoarchaeology
57. Rank
58. Band
59. Elite
60. Phosphate Analysis
61. Ground Penetrating Radar
62. Stratification