In what type of societies are extended-family households found most frequently?
A) sedentary agricultural economies
B) post-industrial Western societies
C) semi-nomadic herding cultures
D) traveling food collector bands
A
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Archaeologists Glynn Isaac and Mary Leakey have suggested that sites like those at Olduvai Gorge, where thousands of bones and artifacts were found together, represent __________
A. cemeteries where funeral rituals were practiced B. the remains of primitive warfare C. home bases to which male hunters brought food D. small villages with populations of fewer than 100 people
Diffusion was a powerful force during the Neolithic, carrying products, people, and their languages and cultures
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
One of the most critical goals of cultural anthropology as an academic discipline is to:
a. Describe, analyze, and explain different cultures. b. Increase the level of culture in particular human societies. c. Place large numbers of cultural anthropologists in political offices. d. Determine the direction of human evolution. e. Preserve world heritage for future generations.
All sites are stratified
Indicate whether the statement is true or false