PRE-1900 MOODLE QUIZZES WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED)
Aztecs Correct answer-Complex empire which ruled much of modern day Mexico and into Central
America after 1250 A.D.
Cahokia Correct answer-An extensive complex of mounds of the Mississippian culture
UR Correct answer-One of the world's earliest city-states located in southern Mesopotamia
African Burial Ground Correct answer-Historic cemetery area in souther Manhattan
Namforsen, Sweden Correct answer-Early European rock star
Christian Thomsen Correct answer-Pre-1900 Period: Three-Age System of Stone/Bronze/Iron
William Stuckeley Correct answer-Pre-1900 Period: Early studies of Stonehenge
Sir Leonard Woolley Correct answer-1900-1950 Discoverer and excavator of the Royal Tombs at UR
Thomas Jefferson Correct answer-Pre-1900 Period: Tested the Myth of the Moundbuilders with
one of the first scientific excavations
Dorothy Garrod Correct answer-1900-1950 First female Disney Professor and first female professor
at Cambridge University
Lewis Binford Correct answer-The New Archaeology also known as Processual Archaeology
Ian Hodder Correct answer-Post-Processual Archaeology
Heinrich Shliemann Correct answer-Archaeology for personal gain, fame, and reputation
Elizabeth Brumfiel Correct answer-Gendered Archaeology
Anthony Gidden and Pierre Bourdieu Correct answer-Practice and Agency Theory
Elizabeth Brumfiel in her study of Aztec women and the economy of the Aztec State Correct
answer-all of the above
Archaeology is Correct answer-The reconstruction of past cultures through their material remains
Which of the following are goals of archaeology Correct answer-all of the above
Frederick Catherwood and John Lloyd Stephens are typical of pre-1900 research on ancient sites in
that Correct answer-all of the above
The "New Archaeology" also known as Processual Archaeology Correct answer-all of the above
Equifinality refers to the situation which creates a special challenge to archaeological interpretation.
This situation is that different behaviors can lead to and produce the same end result (many to one
map). Correct answer-True
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED)
Aztecs Correct answer-Complex empire which ruled much of modern day Mexico and into Central
America after 1250 A.D.
Cahokia Correct answer-An extensive complex of mounds of the Mississippian culture
UR Correct answer-One of the world's earliest city-states located in southern Mesopotamia
African Burial Ground Correct answer-Historic cemetery area in souther Manhattan
Namforsen, Sweden Correct answer-Early European rock star
Christian Thomsen Correct answer-Pre-1900 Period: Three-Age System of Stone/Bronze/Iron
William Stuckeley Correct answer-Pre-1900 Period: Early studies of Stonehenge
Sir Leonard Woolley Correct answer-1900-1950 Discoverer and excavator of the Royal Tombs at UR
Thomas Jefferson Correct answer-Pre-1900 Period: Tested the Myth of the Moundbuilders with
one of the first scientific excavations
Dorothy Garrod Correct answer-1900-1950 First female Disney Professor and first female professor
at Cambridge University
Lewis Binford Correct answer-The New Archaeology also known as Processual Archaeology
Ian Hodder Correct answer-Post-Processual Archaeology
Heinrich Shliemann Correct answer-Archaeology for personal gain, fame, and reputation
Elizabeth Brumfiel Correct answer-Gendered Archaeology
Anthony Gidden and Pierre Bourdieu Correct answer-Practice and Agency Theory
Elizabeth Brumfiel in her study of Aztec women and the economy of the Aztec State Correct
answer-all of the above
Archaeology is Correct answer-The reconstruction of past cultures through their material remains
Which of the following are goals of archaeology Correct answer-all of the above
Frederick Catherwood and John Lloyd Stephens are typical of pre-1900 research on ancient sites in
that Correct answer-all of the above
The "New Archaeology" also known as Processual Archaeology Correct answer-all of the above
Equifinality refers to the situation which creates a special challenge to archaeological interpretation.
This situation is that different behaviors can lead to and produce the same end result (many to one
map). Correct answer-True
