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Anthropology Study of the origins and development of people and their societies AAA's Code of Ethics -Do No Harm -Be Open and Honest About your Work -Obtain Informed Consent and Permissions -Weigh Competing Ethical Obligations -Make Results Accessible -Protect and Preserve Records Adaptation refers to the processes by which organisms cope with environmental forces and stresses Archaeology reconstructs, describes, and interprets human behavior and cultural patterns through mater...

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ANTH 105 WVU Final Study Guide Questions and Answers 100% Correct What is culture? Learned, socially acquired traditions of thought and behavior found in human society What is cultural relativism? Studying another culture from its point of view without imposing our own cultural values What is "context" in archaeology and why is it so important? the position of an archaeological find in time and space, established by measuring and assessing its association, matrix and provenience....

ANT 240: Final Exam Questions With Verified Answers How do we get from the archaeological record to data? - answer- Low level theory: transforming observation into interpretation in the field and lab. - Hearth, midden/trash heap, pottery type. How do we get from the data to human behavior? - answerHow can we connect statics to dynamics? - Archaeological record (dead, unmoving). - Human behavior (living). Processual archaeology's answer: middle-level theory. Trying to establish necessar...

ANT 240: Final Exam Questions With Verified Answers How do we get from the archaeological record to data? - answer- Low level theory: transforming observation into interpretation in the field and lab. - Hearth, midden/trash heap, pottery type. How do we get from the data to human behavior? - answerHow can we connect statics to dynamics? - Archaeological record (dead, unmoving). - Human behavior (living). Processual archaeology's answer: middle-level theory. Trying to establish necessar...

What is "culture"? : The body of customary beliefs, material traits, and social forms that constitute the distinct tradition of a group of people. What is cultural relativism? : judging a culture using its own standards instead of your own What is "context" in archaeology and why is it so important? : context includes an assessment of how an archaeological find got there and what has happened to it since it was buried in the ground What is ethnocentrism? : The belief that our own ...

ANT 240: Final Exam Questions With Verified Answers How do we get from the archaeological record to data? - answer- Low level theory: transforming observation into interpretation in the field and lab. - Hearth, midden/trash heap, pottery type. How do we get from the data to human behavior? - answerHow can we connect statics to dynamics? - Archaeological record (dead, unmoving). - Human behavior (living). Processual archaeology's answer: middle-level theory. Trying to establish necessar...

WVU Anthropology Final Exam Questions with Verified Solutions What is culture? A way of life shared by a group of human beings - including their language, beliefs, and things they make and use What is cultural relativism? is the idea that a person's beliefs, values, and practices should be understood based on that person's own culture, rather than be judged against the criteria of another What is "context" in archaeology and why is it so important? Context is the place where an ar...

ity rather than function or chronological significance. Temporal type - answerA morphological type that has temporal significance; also known as a time-marker or index fossil. Functional type - answerA class of artifacts that performed the same function; these may or may not be temporal and/or morphological types. How did people use the pottery? - Water jars - Cooking pots - Serving bowls - answerFunctional Type: Based on function How did pottery styles change over time? - Orange - Bl...

Crime Scene Investigation IAI Questions and Answers Already Passed Final analysis is done where? In the courtroom Major Goals of a Crime Scene Search * The recongnition and identification of physical evidence * The collection and proper preservation of the evidence * Reconstrutction of the crime * To assist detectives in forming a theory about the crime The job of the CSI in "forensic science" Is to properly recongnize, identify, collect, and preserve those pieces of evidence ...