Formation processes are
a. processes by which cultural evolution is recognized in the archaeological record.
b. the ways in which natural depositional processes operate to produce the archaeological record.
c. the ways in which both human behaviors and natural actions operate to produce the archaeological record.
d. processes by which artifacts are transferred from systemic to archaeological contexts.
e. how artifacts enter the archaeological record but not how they are modified once they are there.
c
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a. True b. False
The spread of __________aided the rise of primates
a. worms b. birds c. bees d. insects
Which of these gives an accurate example of a researcher's sampling universe?
A) An investigator wants to understand high school drop-out rates, so she draws her sample from all the high school students in her city. B) An investigator wishes to understand parents' vaccination decisions, so he reads a selection of papers already published on the anti-vaccination movement. C) A researcher hopes to explain the relationship between divorce rates and religious belief, so she interviews one divorced couple about their faith. D) A researcher plans to teach safe sex to teens, so he provides leaflets and workshops to local clinics.
Johann Gottfried Herder, a German romantic historian, argued that language
A) was God-instilled B) is inantely biological in humans C) started when tongue-tied individuals got together and made up a language for themselves D) arose from exclamations of pain, pleasure, fear, surprise, and so on E) began when people imitated the sounds of the animals around them