1. When you calculated confidence intervals and performed null hypothesis tests using a z-test for one sample proportion, what was the important value of

that you were evaluating, and what does this mean for archaeological demographers?

2. When you performed null hypothesis tests for two samples using a z-test, what is the archaeological and demographic implication if you reject the null hypothesis? (Think about what

means for population structure and growth.)

3. When you performed null hypothesis tests for multiple samples using a chi-square test, what is the archaeological and demographic implication if you reject the null hypothesis, AND how is this insight limited compared to the two-sample test?

4. Did you notice that the success-failure condition was more restrictive in some cases than others? If so, why?