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ANT2100 Ch. 12 Exam with correct Answers • historical archaeology - Answer-is the study of human behavior through material remains whose interpretation is affected by written history /.What happened at the Battle of Little Bighorn? - Answer-In 1983, a fire enabled archaeologists Rich...

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ANT2100 Ch. 12 Exam with correct Answers

historical archaeology - Answer-is the study of human behavior through material
remains whose interpretation is affected by written history

/.What happened at the Battle of Little Bighorn? - Answer-In 1983, a fire enabled
archaeologists Richard Fox and Douglas Scott to survey the entire battlefield. Found
that the battle did not end in a "glorious" last stand, instead it ended in chaos, panic,
horror, and carnage.

/.historical archaeology - Answer-(Blank) looks at the material remains from past
societies that also left behind written documentation about themselves.

/.historically disenfranchised groups - Answer-In the 1960s, historical archaeology
began to focus on....

/.George Washington - Answer-Plantation archaeology began in 1931 at Vernon, home
of (blank).

/.The first legally sanctioned, free African-American community in the country. - Answer-
Fort Mose is important because it is considered....

/.False, archaeologists could dispel this myth because a soldier could fire a revolver six
times before he had to reload, yet the Indians record the soldiers had no time to record.
This battle did not end in a "glorious" last stand, instead, it ended in chaos, panic,
horror, and carnage. - Answer-Archaeologists finds and Native Americans have
validated the glorious last stand of American soldiers at the Battle of Little Bighorn. (true
or false)

/.the oldest and largest and historically significant sites; questions that history books
answer unsatisfactorily; the nature of european colonialism - Answer-3 major areas of
historical archaeological research today:

/.Because texts can provide data with which to place remains into context and the study
of symbolic meaning of material remains is better since documents can provide
interpretations of material culture. - Answer-How historical archaeology is more
amenable to the postprocessual paradigm than prehistoric archaeology:

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