Exam 10: Complexity Without the State

Archaeological evidence for social inequality at Pueblo Bonito consists of __________.

Discuss the stages of the development of Stonehenge. How have archaeologists interpreted the increasing complexity of the site?

What was the function of Pueblo Bonito?

Pueblo Bonito functioned as both an elite residence and a __________.

What method of remote sensing has been used to discover sites and orient exploration?

What is the basis for the power of the elites at Great Zimbabwe?

What have excavations at Mound 51 at Cahokia revealed?

Which of the following is a type within Morton Fried's classification of societies?

Great Zimbabwe was a Phoenician trading post in Shona-speaking South Africa.

Pueblo Grande is the largest Great House in Chaco Canyon.

How have archaeologists interpreted Cahokia?

Chaco Canyon was the site of the construction of spectacular multi-storied structures known as __________.

Stonehenge was built relatively rapidly, over the span of 100 years.

Stonehenge, Pueblo Bonito, Cahokia, and Great Zimbabwe were what Elman Service would describe as chiefdoms.

In egalitarian societies, absolutely no differences are recognised between people.

What was Stonehenge?

How does the function of the site of Cahokia compare with that of Pueblo Bonito?

Compare and contrast the elite of Chaco Canyon with the elite of Cahokia.

The site of Cahokia consists of 22 mounds, including the huge Monkʹs Mound.

The large earthwork that occupies the core of Cahokia is known as __________.