Kennewick - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

First Anthro Exam Latest Update with Complete Solutions Excavation of an archaeological site involves the destruction of the place is a technique to uncover buried remains from the past answers questions about prehistoric human activity Processual archaeology emphasizes evolutionary generalization defines culture as a system of adaptation emphasizes explicitly scientific and objective explanations Cyrus Thomas used the following to debunk the Myth of the Moundbuilders: Survey and...

Which was true of New England by the mid-1700s? England was purchasing about one-third of all British ships from New England Who were the members of the "natural aristocracy"? Merchants and wealthy landowners who made their fortunes in the New World. The main export from the Middle Colonies was . . . wheat Communities in the southern colonies . . . were slow to develop Adam Smith, a key figure of the Enlightenment, became most famous for his ideas about economi...

This set of notes that is all about the remains that were found of the kennewick man, we also discussed what they did with the remains and the origins of them

Columbus's notable accomplishment was - he opened up the New World to European exploitation When does Graham Hancock believe the Lost Civilization was destroyed? - around 12,000 years ago A 9,300 year old skeleton discovered in Washington state that exhibited Caucasoid features - Kennewick man The conical burial mounds in the Ohio River Valley containing exotic grave goods belong to the _____ culture - Adena/Hopewell The earliest named culture in North America dating between 13,200 ...

Columbus' notable accomplishment was - he was excellent at navigating by dead reckoning, knew how to get to the Americas and back, and he opened up the New World to European exploitation When does Graham Hancock believe the Lost Civilization was destroyed? - around 12,000 years ago A 9,300 year old skeleton discovered in Washington state that exhibited - Kennewick man The conical burial mounds in the Ohio River Valley containing exotic grave goods belong to the - Adena/Hopewell culture...

Guanín - a metal of African origin Ogam - ancient language written inside of oracle chamber "american stone henge" Mystery Hill - "American Stone Henge" L'Anse aux Meadows - contains the excavated remains of an 11th century Viking settlement consisting of timber-framed turf buildings (houses, workshops, etc.) The site is thus unique evidence of the earliest known European presence on the American continent. Newport Tower - Tower in Rhode Island, believed to be several centuries...

Gobekli Tepe - This site in Turkey is the site of one of the first temples dated to about 6,000 years ago Mystery Hill: America's Stonehenge - This site in New Hampshire, which Harvard marine biologist Barry Fell attributed to bronze age Iberians, actually turns out to be 19th century New England farmstead- also believed to made by the Celts, the sacrificial altar at Mystery Hill can be better explained as apple cider or soap press L'Anse aux Meadows - Contains the excavated remains of a...