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1. Mound 72 at Cahokia
2. The following would NOT be found in a Hopewell burial:
3. An early domesticate at Poverty Point was/were
4. In the Archaic period of eastern North America, large-scale earthen construction has been found at
5. At Moundville, ceremonial structures were primarily
6. The principal form of residential architecture at the Draper site were
7. Which of the following is an ascribed status?
8. Which of the following could best be considered an achieved status?
9. Social status differentiation can be determined from burials through the analysis of all of the following
except
10. Subterranean, circular ceremonial structures found at both ancient and contemporary Pueblo sites are called
11. Reciprocity and redistribution are both modes of
12. Objects placed in Mississippi burials suggest
13. The earliest permanent dwellings in the American Southwest were
14. The _______ built the largest prehistoric canal irrigation system north of Mexico.
15. In prehistoric North America, which of the following was NOT a variety of nonresidential construction?
16. Wet-site excavation techniques were employed at
17. Petroglyphs are
18. If an archaeologist wishes to study community plans, he/she should
19. One of the first North American archaeologists was
20. The annual exchange of holiday presents between two friends is an example of
21. By definition, redistribution includes
22. The Mound 72 excavations at Cahokia revealed
23. The largest prehistoric structure built north of Mexico is located at
24. Early Hopewell platform pipes were made generally in the shape of a(n)
25. Which of the following is not matched appropriately?
26. The largest prehispanic structure north of Mexico, situated at Cahokia, is called
27. Maize was not a key food source at
28. Sea mammals were hunted by the inhabitants of which site?
29. Large earthen mounds were not erected at
30. How might the analysis of grave offerings be used to reveal social differentiation?
31. Design an archaeological project that will collect data amenable to the study of community layout.
32. Compare dendrochronology to one other archaeological dating technique that is discussed in the text.
33. When documentary records are available, does archaeology have relevance for interpreting the past?
34. Describe variations in ceremonial architecture in prehistoric North America. What interpretations about
social organization might you draw?
35. Discuss prehistoric subsistence change in eastern North America.
36. Compare the economic practices of redistribution and reciprocity.
Please write 2-3 sentences identifying the person, place, or thing in terms of age, location, and significance.
Price – Chapter 05
37. Dendrochronology
38. Southeastern Ceremonial Complex
39. Kiva
40. Hohokam ball court
41. Reciprocity
42. Redistribution
43. Platform mound
44. Longhouse
45. Pueblo
46. Mississippian
47. Hopewell Interaction Sphere
48. Monks Mound
49. Achieved status
50. Ascribed status
51. Wet-site excavation
52. Pithouse
53. Potlatch
54. Petroglyph
55. Wattle and daub
56. Woodhenge
57. Ethnocentrism