Question 1

Archaeologists know for sure that stone was the most important material to people of the Paleolithic;they never made wood or bone implements.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Discuss the evolution of stone tool manufacture.What were the earliest stone tools? What were the major changes in the manufacture of the subsequent tool forms? Include in your answer the specific names of the techniques,the characteristics of each,and significance of each.

Accepted Answer

The evolution of stone tool manufacture

Question 3

All of the following are examples of synthetic materials except

Accepted Answer

A) pottery 
B) glass bottles 
C) iron weapons 
D) bronze shields 
E) stone hand-axes 
A) pottery 
B) glass bottles 
C) iron weapons 
D) bronze shields 
E) stone hand-axes

Archaeologists know for sure that stone was the most important material to people of the Paleolithic;they never made wood or bone implements.

Discuss the evolution of stone tool manufacture.What were the earliest stone tools? What were the major changes in the manufacture of the subsequent tool forms? Include in your answer the specific names of the techniques,the characteristics of each,and significance of each.

All of the following are examples of synthetic materials except

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

The Bioarchaeology of People

Cognitive Archaeology

Explanation in Archaeology

Archaeology and the Public

Managing Our Heritage

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Exam 7: Technology, Trade, and Exchange

Archaeologists know for sure that stone was the most important material to people of the Paleolithic;they never made wood or bone implements.

Discuss the evolution of stone tool manufacture.What were the earliest stone tools? What were the major changes in the manufacture of the subsequent tool forms? Include in your answer the specific names of the techniques,the characteristics of each,and significance of each.

All of the following are examples of synthetic materials except

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

The Bioarchaeology of People

Cognitive Archaeology

Explanation in Archaeology

Archaeology and the Public

Managing Our Heritage

Filters