Multiple Choice
Formation processes are:
A) processes by which cultural evolution is recognized in the archaeological record.
B) the ways in which natural depositional processes operate to produce the archaeological record.
C) the ways in which both human behaviors and natural actions operate to produce the archaeological record.
D) processes by which artifacts are transferred from systemic to archaeological contexts.
Correct Answer:
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Q2: Cryoturbation results in:<br>A) larger artifacts being pushed
Q3: In an undisturbed deposit, a stone tool
Q4: The footprints at Laetoli were remarkably well-preserved
Q5: Ice core records tell us all of
Q6: Soils are developmental sequences, distinctive layers that
Q7: Artifacts leave the systemic context and enter
Q8: Hominins are members of the evolutionary line
Q9: The archaeological record is almost always a
Q10: Graviturbation is an example of a formation
Q11: The benefit of marker beds is that<br>A)