The specialty in archaeology that works to interpret and defend artifacts from building projects and other forms of site destruction is called:
a. paleoanthropology.
b. paleopathology.
c. prehistoric archaeology.
d. forensic anthropology.
e. cultural resource management.
e
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The system of agricultural production used by the Aztecs, which involved the creation of fields in swampy areas, is called:
A. chinampa agriculture. B. agricultural terracing. C. well irrigation. D. slash and burn. E. canal irrigation.
The distinguishing feature of pastoralist societies is that they
A) specialize in herding large grazing animals. B) consume unusually large quantities of meat. C) are found only in desert environments. D) never raise subsistence crops. E) are heavily engaged in warfare.
Learning Lodge participants believe language is essential for the survival of a tribe. Why?
a. Without a language to speak there is no culture. b. People within the tribe will not be able to communicate without language. c. Indigenous languages are important for the public to learn. d. Culture is based on language.
Which musical system divides the octave into five nearly equidistant tones?
a. Octave b. Pentatonic c. Natural d. Tonal e. Formless