Question 1

Despite its name,evolutionary archaeology has very little to do with the ideas of biological evolution.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Some Processualists have accused Critical Theorists of believing that one person's idea is as good as any other person's idea: basically that fringe and alternative beliefs are as good as those produced by experts and trained professionals.Such a belief is also called

Accepted Answer

A) relativism 
B) positive feedback 
C) the multiplier effect 
D) superiorism 
E) Marxism 
A) relativism 
B) positive feedback 
C) the multiplier effect 
D) superiorism 
E) Marxism

Question 3

Post-processual archaeology has completely replaced the New Archaeology.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Despite its name,evolutionary archaeology has very little to do with the ideas of biological evolution.

Some Processualists have accused Critical Theorists of believing that one person's idea is as good as any other person's idea: basically that fringe and alternative beliefs are as good as those produced by experts and trained professionals.Such a belief is also called

Post-processual archaeology has completely replaced the New Archaeology.

The History of Archaeology

The Variety of the Evidence

Survey and Excavation of Sites and Features

Dating Methods and Chronology

Social Archaeology

Environment, Subsistence, and Diet

Technology, Trade, and Exchange

The Bioarchaeology of People

Cognitive Archaeology

Archaeology and the Public

Managing Our Heritage

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Exam 10: Explanation in Archaeology

Despite its name,evolutionary archaeology has very little to do with the ideas of biological evolution.

Some Processualists have accused Critical Theorists of believing that one person's idea is as good as any other person's idea: basically that fringe and alternative beliefs are as good as those produced by experts and trained professionals.Such a belief is also called

Post-processual archaeology has completely replaced the New Archaeology.

The History of Archaeology

The Variety of the Evidence

Survey and Excavation of Sites and Features

Dating Methods and Chronology

Social Archaeology

Environment, Subsistence, and Diet

Technology, Trade, and Exchange

The Bioarchaeology of People

Cognitive Archaeology

Archaeology and the Public

Managing Our Heritage

Filters