The penalty for violating the Archaeological Resources Protection Act (ARPA) is
a. up to $500 and/or up to 90 days in prison.
b. up to $250,000 and/or up to 5 years in prison; the federal government can also confiscate any equipment used to loot sites, including vehicles.
c. no monetary fine, but up to 5 years in prison.
d. nonexistent; this is part of the problem with trying to enforce the act.
e. determined by each state, independently.
b
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Homo sapiens first appeared in:
A. China. B. Western Europe. C. Africa. D. Eastern Europe. E. Java.
Who were the earliest Mesolithic people known to have stored plant food, as evidenced by basin-shaped depressions in the rocks found outside homes and plastered storage pits beneath the floors of the houses?
a. Natufian b. Cro-Magnon c. Aborigines d. Polynesians e. Babylonians
Development anthropologists are encouraged to do all of the following to improve the lives of those they study EXCEPT ______
a. gather data on the specific conditions b. interview and survey individuals to better understand the nature of the problem c. create a list of necessary changes d. present the list of needs to those most challenged so that they can locate responsible parties themselves e. be involved in action and advocacy to help those under stress
The ethnosemantic approach is no longer used in linguistic study
a. True b. False