Sites in Europe and Africa that date roughly between 400,000 and 200,000 years ago contain only parts of one or a very few individuals. The one exception is in northern Spain, where the remains of at least 28 individuals of both sexes —juveniles as well as adults—were deliberately dumped by their contemporaries into a deep cave shaft know today as:
a. El Valle de las Lagrimas.
b. Sima de los Huevos.
c. Sima de los Huesos.
d. Cueva de Zhoukoudian.
e. Cueva de las Manos.
c
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A. ethnography B. data collection C. ethnology D. fieldwork E. data entry
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a. Is only one among many forms of social control. b. Is most effective in small, homogeneous tribal societies. c. By itself has no effect on human behavior. d. Is much less effective than supernatural controls in complex societies. e. Has no place in small, tribal societies.
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a. homozygous communities. b. the heterozygous communities. c. the gene pool. d. mutations. e. reproductive success.