1. All of the following are characteristics of most complex societies except
a. writing.<>
b. food collection.
c. force as a means of social control.
d. social stratification.
e. occupational specialization.
a. the oldest prehistoric human skeletal remains
b. genetics
c. sinodonty
d. linguistics
e. both b and c are correct
3. Which of the following sites provides evidence for the short
chronology (exclusively)?
a. Monte Verde
b. Pedra Furada
c. Meadowcroft
d. Topper
e. Mesa
4. According to archaeologists who have examined the earliest
skeletal remains (especially skull characteristics) in the New World,
humans first migrated from what part of the Old World?
a. western Europe.
b. eastern Europe.
c. Siberia.
d.
Polynesia/South Pacific.
e. China.
5. Where was the Clovis spear point first discovered?
a. Blackwater Draw
b. Meadowcroft
c. Topper
d. Gault
e. Murray Springs
6. True
or False: The traditiona explanation for
the peopling of the New World is that groups crossed from Asia across
Beringia
at the end of the last ice age.
7. True or False:
Examples of period numerical time
units are 11,500
±
250 BP and AD 200.
8. True
or False: Excavations at the Gault site revealed unexpected
aspects of Clovis lifeways: settlement permenance, artistic expression,
and wide range of foods.
9. True or False:
Archaeological time is divided into two
broad
periods, historic and proto-historic
prehistoric.
10. True
or False: Although food production is more efficient
in terms of land use than is food collection, food production is
riskier
and more labor intensive than food collection.
11. Dennis Stanford and Bruce Bradley argued that humans may have
migrated from western Europe based on similarities between Clovis and Solutrean tool technologies.
12. A specific type of item that can be dated with the radiocarbon
method is charcoal, wood, bone
.
14. The idea that there were several migrations of early people into
the New World is called the multiple wave
hypothesis/theory.
15. Archaeological research at Monte Verde has been done by Tom Dillehey .