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What term describes the body evidence and material evidence about the past?
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What is the term for tangible objects left by or used by people?
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What term refers to the connectedness and relationship between objects in a space?
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Which field of study attempts to generate and test different archaeological hypotheses?
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What is the process of surveying and documenting archaeological sites before their destruction called?
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Which archaeological find was a skeleton with an ape-like jaw and a thick human skull?
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What is the study of human history through analysis of artifacts and excavation sites called?
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What are the basic steps in the scientific process of archaeology?
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Why are archaeologists considered scientists and how do they use the scientific method?
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What is pseudoarchaeology and what are some common misconceptions associated with it?
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What is the method of walking around the surface of the ground to scan for artifacts called?
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What are test holes dug to find cultural remains not visible on the surface called?
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What is the process of searching for historical artifacts by digging in the ground called?
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What is the study of the physics of the earth called?
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What term refers to the place and origin of discovery of an artifact?
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What is the method of determining the age of a fossil by comparing its placement with that of fossils in other layers of rock?
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What technique is used to determine the actual age of a fossil?
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What term describes the different depths in the ground where artifacts are found?
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What are some main methods of archaeological fieldwork?
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What era is known for pyramid building in ancient Egypt?
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What are the largest pyramids in Egypt called?
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What are rectangular tombs used for burials of kings and important people called?
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What term describes the denial of ancient civilizations' achievements due to disbelief in their capabilities?
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Who are considered stakeholders in archaeological activities?
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What term refers to communities that derive from ancient civilizations?
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What encompasses the traditions, customs, and artifacts of a cultural group?
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What term describes discrimination against a group of people based on skin color?
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What archaeological evidence supports the construction of the Egyptian pyramids?
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Who are stakeholders and descendant communities in archaeology?
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What site is characterized by a ring of mounds with houses on tops and trade artifacts from as far away as Ohio?
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What were the Newark Earthworks used for in the Hopewell culture?
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What are the Effigy Mounds known for?
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What is Cahokia known for in the Mississippi Culture?
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What is Aztlan known for in the Mississippian site in Wisconsin?
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List the sites from oldest to newest: Poverty Point, Newark Earthworks, Effigy Mounds, Cahokia, Aztlan.
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What is the myth of the mound builders?
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What is a Clovis point?
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What tool is used for scraping hides off animals?
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Which sites are known for their mounds?
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What does the term 'daub' mean?
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What is the process of creating small slices on tools to sharpen a blade called?
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What does 'in situ' mean in archaeology?
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Who were the Minoans?
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Who were the first Greek-speaking people involved in the Trojan War?
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Who were the Phoenicians and what were they known for?
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What is the Aegean Sea known for?
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What is a thalassocracy?
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Who is credited with originating the myth of Atlantis?
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Who contributed to the Atlantis myth?
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Where is the archaeological site Gunang located?
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What is nationalism?
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What is the archaeological context?
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What test do archaeologists use to determine the date/age of organic artifacts?
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What type of education stresses the development of critical thinking skills through various studies?
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What is general education?
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What are the four fields of anthropology?
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What was Treblinka?
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What are some non-invasive methods used in archaeology?
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What is a total station in archaeology?
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What is a cultural taboo?
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What does the term 'looting' mean?
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What is holocaust denial?
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What does the First Amendment protect in terms of expression?
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