Cultural patrimony refers to
a. objects that have ongoing cultural importance to a tribe and that were "inalienable" at the time they left the tribe's possession.
b. cultural objects belonging to patrilineal societies
c. physical features, both natural and artificial, associated with human activity, including sites, structures and objects.
d. the objects found with the remains of Kennewick Man.
e. physical skeletal remains
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A. the shape of the pelvis and lower spine. B. the opposable thumb. C. decreased body hair. D. cranial capacity. E. relatively large grinding surfaces on its back teeth.
What event was a major turning point in better understanding the subsistence roles of men and women in early human societies?
a. The development of experimental archaeology that allowed paleoanthropology to test more than one theory at atime b. The ability of male paleoanthropologists to recreate examples of early human foraging lifestyles and gatherevidence of different gender roles c. The work of cultural anthropologists in studying modern foragers and projecting ethnographic analogies backonto our early foraging beginnings d. The development of female physical anthropologists who introduced a more balanced perspective into thescientific record e. The introduction of new forms of data collection that allowed scientists to find actual evidence of femaleforaging abilities in the fossil record
The story “The Girl Who Took Care of the Turkeys” is similar to the __________ story
a. “Hansel and Gretel” b. “Puss in Boots” c. “Cinderella” d. “Wizard of Oz”
The two largest cities in the Indus River Valley state were
A. Ur and Uruk. B. Giza and Thebes. C. Harappa and Mohenjo-daro. D. Teotihuacan and Tenochtitlan. E. La Venta and Tula.