Social learning is a process that can be observed in nonhuman creatures
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Answer: T
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Which of the following potential Neandertal behaviors is best supported by archaeological evidence?
a. ritual behavior b. burials c. symbolic behavior d. hunting
The main organizing principle of hunting/gathering societies was:
a) class. b) agricultural production. c) kinship. d) language.
A. V. Kidder (1886-1963) demonstrated that potsherds are archaeologically important because they can provide evidence of:
a. Cultural relationships among various prehistoric groups. b. The types of food contained in the original clay storage vessel. c. Prehistoric ceramic manufacturing technology. d. Potsherds are of no archaeological importance; they are simply broken pieces of pottery. e. equally as important variations in architectural styles.
The material remains of human behavior are known as:
A. fossils B. artifacts C. molds D. coprolites