Exam 3: Survey and Excavation of Sites and Features
Exam 1: The History of Archaeology48 Questions
Exam 2: The Variety of the Evidence34 Questions
Exam 3: Survey and Excavation of Sites and Features43 Questions
Exam 4: Dating Methods and Chronology46 Questions
Exam 5: Social Archaeology43 Questions
Exam 6: Environment, Subsistence, and Diet44 Questions
Exam 7: Technology, Trade, and Exchange43 Questions
Exam 8: The Bioarchaeology of People38 Questions
Exam 9: Cognitive Archaeology43 Questions
Exam 10: Explanation in Archaeology43 Questions
Exam 11: Archaeology and the Public43 Questions
Exam 12: Managing Our Heritage43 Questions
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Although film is still generally used in air photography in the last few years ___________ have become sufficiently good to be used by airborne archaeologists
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All known archaeological sites have been discovered by archaeologists during archaeological excavation.
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Landscape descriptions in Homer's The Iliad inspired Heinrich Schliemann to search for and successfully find the city of _____,located in modern Turkey
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LIDAR provides archaeologists with these advantages over conventional aerial photography:
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Before any archaeological fieldwork begins,archaeologists try to make their objectives explicit in the form of a/an
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After the process of survey,excavation,recording,mapping,and post-excavation analysis,all these efforts are largely wasted unless
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Groups of artifact or building types at a particular time and place are termed
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Underwater archaeology is considered highly demanding because
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Sending short pulses of electromagnetic waves into the ground and then receiving reflections of these waves to detect underground changes in soil or archaeological features is known as
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GIS,which stands for ______________,is a significant new development in archaeological mapping
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Although these devices can be of great value to archaeologists,some users of this popular type of magnetism-based remote-sensing device illegally dig holes and destroy archaeological sites without reporting the finds that they make
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The major drawback of the Giza Plateau Mapping Project is that none of the data collected over the 15 years has been incorporated into GIS.
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Ground reconnaissance survey and aerial reconnaissance are two ways to discover and record site locations.
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The Teotihuacán mapping project used a variety of methods to map vast areas of the site.These techniques included
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Geophysical methods can be very effective for land-based site identification,but are rarely effective in underwater reconnaissance.
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Systematic surface survey tends to be preferred to unsystematic for a number of reasons,primarily because in unsystematic surveys there is a tendency for
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Silted-up ditches or filled-in pits,which retain more moisture than such features as stone walls,will therefore display lower
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_______ retains its central role in fieldwork because it yields the most reliable evidence for human activities in the past and changes in those activities from period to period
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Results of surveys conducted over longer periods of time,covering the area repeatedly,tend to be more reliable because
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