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Archy 105

winter quarter

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epistemology how we know what we know
paradigm scientific worldview or conceptual framework
paleoanthropological and archaeological sites places where physical evidence of a past human presence can be recovered
physical evidence skeletal remains, artifacts, ecofacts
artifacts objects made and used by past peoples
ecofacts environmental elements that exhibit traces of human use or activity
taphonomy the study of how paleontological remains ended up in a particular place
features the clusters of archaeological material which includes artifacts and ecofacts
primary refuse the items used and deposited together are left exactly where they fell by ancient people
secondary refuse accumulations places where members of a community collectively disposed of their trash
pumice volcanic ashysnow
pyroclastic 火山碎屑物
pedestrian survey walking over the naturally exposed layers systematically
test pits 探坑
remote-sensing 遥感
associations 文物之间的联系
cache a hidden store of things such as weapons
trace element analysis a process to figure out the sources of raw materials
neutron activation analysis 中子活化分析
X-ray fluorescence X射线荧光性
NAA neutron activation analysis
experimental replication the process of attempting to authentically re-create ancient artifacts
morphology the form--what it looked like
wear patterns how clothes are made
osteological comparative collections bone libraries in archaeology labs
faunal assemblage 动物集合
sexual dimorphism two distinct forms on the basis of sex
osteological developmental stages changes in animal bones as they grow and mature
artificial selection a process to domesticate to wild animals
coprolites ancient animals' poop
palynology palynology provides a vital, direct link to the plant communities that characterized given places and times. because the fact that: the pollen produced by each species is unique and distinguishable from the pollen produced by other kinds of plants
pollen rain the percentages of the pollen of different plant species that rains down in the spring body
carbon isotopes 碳同位素
photosynthesis pathway include C3 pathway and C4 pathway
C3 pathway C3 pathway plants, the trees, select against 13C during photosynthesis
C4 pathway C4 pathway plants, most grasses and sedges, do not select against 13C during photosynthesis, thus they have higher concentration of 13C
carbon isotope analysis 碳同位素分析
phytoliths 植物化石
oxygen isotopes 氧同位素
foraminifera 有孔虫
lumpers paleoanthropologists who do not like to name new species
splitters paleoanthropologists who like to name new species
deciduous dentition the baby teeth
epiphyseal fusion the three parts of a long bone: the shaft (diaphysis) and end caps fuse to one another during growth
cranial sutures the places where the different cranial plates fuse through time 颅侧骨缝
pubic symphysis the region where the pubic bones come together 阴部联合
strontium 锶 Sr --trace element
pathology 病理学
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