Question 1

We cannot assume that our distant ancestors had cognitive abilities like our own.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

When the goal of an artist is representation of objects in the real world,the resulting work is known as a

Accepted Answer

A) cognitive map 
B) depiction 
C) portrait 
D) illustration 
E) demonstration 
A) cognitive map 
B) depiction 
C) portrait 
D) illustration 
E) demonstration

Question 3

The ancient Greeks used _______,or broken fragments of pottery,as ballots or voting tickets

Accepted Answer

A) ostraka 
B) osteons 
C) bronze plaques 
D) papyrus 
E) bronze charms 
A) ostraka 
B) osteons 
C) bronze plaques 
D) papyrus 
E) bronze charms

We cannot assume that our distant ancestors had cognitive abilities like our own.

When the goal of an artist is representation of objects in the real world,the resulting work is known as a

The ancient Greeks used _______,or broken fragments of pottery,as ballots or voting tickets

The History of Archaeology

The Variety of the Evidence

Survey and Excavation of Sites and Features

Dating Methods and Chronology

Social Archaeology

Environment, Subsistence, and Diet

Technology, Trade, and Exchange

The Bioarchaeology of People

Explanation in Archaeology

Archaeology and the Public

Managing Our Heritage

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Exam 9: Cognitive Archaeology

We cannot assume that our distant ancestors had cognitive abilities like our own.

When the goal of an artist is representation of objects in the real world,the resulting work is known as a

The ancient Greeks used _______,or broken fragments of pottery,as ballots or voting tickets

The History of Archaeology

The Variety of the Evidence

Survey and Excavation of Sites and Features

Dating Methods and Chronology

Social Archaeology

Environment, Subsistence, and Diet

Technology, Trade, and Exchange

The Bioarchaeology of People

Explanation in Archaeology

Archaeology and the Public

Managing Our Heritage

Filters