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ANTH-230 Finals

Final Exam

QuestionAnswer
AD & BC refer to reference points in time
Data are observations made about objects
Giovanni Belzoni was an ex- circus strongman who looted artifacts form tombs
Alfred Kidder developed the framework for southwestern archeology based on ceramic
Marie Wormington studied the pre-8000-year old archeology of North America
Lewis Binford emphasized the importance of using the scientific method for reconstructing the past
Archaeology is the study of human societies in the past.
what do we call an "integrated system of beliefs, traditions and customs that govern or influence a person behavior"? culture
A potlach is a Northwest Coast ceremony involving gift giving
Which term is "a research perspective that focus on mental structures as driving forces in shaping human behavior"? ideational perspective
Which term is "a research perspective that emphasize technology and economics as driving forces in defining human behavior"? adaptive perspective
the search for answers through process that is objective, systematic, and logical Science
Low level theory is observation that emerge from hands-on archeology field and lab work
Hypothesis that link archeological observations with the human behavior that created them are called middle range theory
An artifact is any object that shows evidence of human modification
a feature is nonportable archeological evidence, like a fire hearth
processual archeology a paradigm that explains culture change as a response to environment
postprocessual archeology a paradigm that rejects scientific objectivity
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