In foraging (hunting and gathering) societies, land:
a. Is generally owned by individuals who are generous about letting others use it.
b. Is customarily used by certain groups, but others are not denied access to it.
c. Is owned by the corporate group and not the individual.
d. Is owned by chiefs or headmen, who have the right to sell it if desired.
e. Is privately and exclusively owned by men.
B
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Which of the following statements is TRUE?
a. Lewis Binford's call for more middle-level research was ignored for more than a century. b. Middle-level research showed that the lack of limb bones at an archaeological site always means that the people were rendering grease from those bones. c. Properly formulated, middle-level theory links human behavior to empirical data that are archaeologically observable. d. Archaeologists study the archaeological record in order to explain modern human behavior. e. Faunal studies necessarily begin with the "schlepp effect.".
__________ is the system of extracting resources and utilizing labor and technology in order to obtain foods, goods, and services
a. economic system b. production c. reciprocity d. management
Currently it is generally accepted that
A) Ardipithecus went extinct without leaving any descendants B) Paranthropus was ancestral to Australopithecus C) Australopithecus is the ancestor of Homo D) Paranthropus is the ancestor of Homo E) the genus Homo has an ancestry distinct from the australopithecines
During the Upper Paleolithic, humans in Eurasia relied heavily on
a. deep sea fishing. b. hunting. c. small-scale farming. d. large-scale agriculture. e. domesticated animals.