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ASB 222 Module 3 Abu Hureyra - ANSWER the process of domesitcation, river and moise grounds (11,000-9600BC) Agriculture - ANSWER a "set of integrated activities that affects the environment inhabited by the domesticated plant(or animal) throughout its life cycle" Agricultural Revolution - ANSWER increased agricultural production Ain Ghazal - ANSWER Late Aceramic/ early ceramic, outskirts of Amman, Jordan, juncture of many ecozones, large sites, under floor burials and heads, shrine statues of lime AMS dating - ANSWER Accelerator Mass Spectrometry to carbon date Anatolia - ANSWER Turkey Ancestral Pueblo - ANSWER Native Americans in the four-corners region Ceramic Analysis - ANSWER Any technique used to identify ceramic objects Consequences of Agriculture (for humans) - ANSWER evolution of human biology and behavior to adapt to needs of domestication, behaviors to increase plant and animal yield (more farm success), keeping care of animals, sedentism, trash, specialization, increased population Consequences of Agriculture (For plants/animals) - ANSWER increased yield, easier human management, easier harvesting ,greater uniformity Consequences of Agriculture (For the Environment) - ANSWER living in urban societies, trash issues Coprolites - ANSWER a piece of fossilized dung Crop Diversification - ANSWER addition of new crops to a field or agricultural settlement Dental Caries - ANSWER cavities, far more cavities due to lack of cleaning teeth and tough foods provided Domestication - ANSWER the result of the evolution of a mutualistic relationship between humans and plants or animals Earliest Ceramics - ANSWER Ecofacts - ANSWER faunal artifacts, biological objects found in an archaeological site Faunal Analysis - ANSWER bones show that they are morphologically wild, but age/sex demographic profile suggests management- population in early stages of domestication Fertile Cresent - ANSWER crescent shaped region from egypt to sumer Flotation - ANSWER Pouring water over sediment in hopes that the flora and fossils will separate from the sediment Food Storage - ANSWER storing mass amounts of food for payments or for entire groups Ground Stone Tools - ANSWER grinding of stone to form tools Guila Naquitz - ANSWER cave site in Mexico that shows storage of domesticated food such as maizeThe benefits of buying summaries with Stuvia:
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