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What is the Neolithic Revolution? correct answers A technological revolution that transformed nearly all aspects of culture. The Neolithic Revolution is a significant turning point in human history that marks the transition from a lifestyle of hunting and gathering to one of agriculture and settlement. Where and when did the Neolithic Revolution occur? correct answers around 10,000 to 4,000 BCE. in Middle East (Mesopotamia), China, Mesoamerica, and other areas. What plants were domesticat...

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The first Homo erectus fossils found on the island of Java were found by correct answers Eugene Dubois Volcanic ash can be dated using what radiometric method? correct answers argon dating only humans have the ability to use tools. correct answers false Which is the earliest known member of the genus Homo? correct answers homo habilis Footprints at Laetoli indicate that correct answers Australopithecus afarensis walked bipedally The first hominin known to have migrated out of Afri...

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Anth 151 Final || Actual Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers!! Anth 151 Exam 1 || A Graded!! Anthropology 151 Unc || Questions With Complete Solutions!! Anth 151 Final Exam Study Guide || All Possible Questions With 100% Correct Answers!! Anth 151 Quiz 5-8 || With 100% Solved Answers!!

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evolutionary gastronomy correct answers More recent genetic adaptations have an impact on our ability to digest certain foods over others or detect certain tastes Our food culture changes too rapidly, but evolutionary/genetically/biology, we aren't able to catch up/ adjust food choice correct answers the specific foods that are convenient to choose when we are actually ready to eat primary meanings and secondary meanings Culinary, or Linguistic, Relativity correct answers Flavors ...

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Potlikker correct answers A salvage food, the liquid left behind from boiling leafy greens Salvage Food correct answers A food made from the waste products of another Pimento Cheese correct answers Originally Neufchatel and canned Spanish peppers, it is a food that originated in New York and quickly moved to the South Anthropology correct answers The study of what makes us human Culture correct answers The knowledge, beliefs, customs, practices, materials, kin, language, politics, fo...

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Klein's Theory correct answers Involves genetic mutation Pre-Clovis model correct answers Meadowcroft rock shelter, western pennsylvania, Monte Verde, Chile Pedrea Pintada Quebrada Tacahuay, Peru Bladelets correct answers Small type of blade from the Kebaran and Geometric Kebaran era; triangle and rectangle Younger Dryas correct answers Little ice age period that had a significant impact on the Natufian Society Early Neolithic correct answers Pre Pottery Neolithic A correct...

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Landscape correct answers A landscape in an archaeological concept relates an environment to cultural framing. Monument correct answers Monuments can range in size, and be constructed over long periods of time with modifications along the way. They can be distinguished through sharing of meaning and purpose amongst a society. Giza Pyramids correct answers The Giza Pyramids are the most iconic and well-known monuments. The monumental tombs were built between 2680 and 2180 BCE by Egyptians; ...

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Which of the following is not a required step of the retronasal "nose-pinch test"? A. Un-pinching your nose B. Pinching your nose C. Cleansing your palette D. Breathing out E. Swallowing correct answers C and E Based on our readings and on our discussions so far, which answer below provides the best example of the difference between "taste" and "flavor"? A. An example of taste is "hot" and an example of flavor is "crunchy." B. An example of taste is...

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There are several candidates for the earliest bipedal hominid. What are some of them correct answers Ardipithecus ramidus Orrorin Tugensis Sahelanthropus tchandensis Approximately when did species of the genus Australopithecus live correct answers 4.2-1.0 MYA In laetoli, Tanzania, scientist found 3.6 million year old bipedal footprints preserved in volcanic ash that had turned to rock. Which species is most likely the one to have made these footprints correct answers Australopithecus afa...

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What major social difference keeps potlikker and pimento cheese from commonly sharing a table? Potlikker is made with a vegetable and pimento cheese is made with dairy. They are from different regions of the American South. Potlikker is a salvage food and pimento cheese is a status food. Potlikker has many different variations and pimento cheese has one common recipe. correct answers Potlikker is a salvage food and pimento cheese is a status food. The approach we take in class to study fo...

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Evolutionary gastronomy correct answers Phenomenons explained by our evolution (ones we talked about in class are below) How our food choices are shaped by our collective past The Omnivore's Dilemma Need to exploit a large number of resources to satisfy our nutritional needs Paul Rozin: He is the world's leading expert on disgust, and his current work focuses on the psychological, cultural, and biological determinants of human food choice. Neophilia (wanting to try new foods) vs. ne...

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What do we mean when we say that food and foodways studies are holistic? A. That they are not grounded in empirical research. B. That they draw on various fields and disciplines within their research. C. That they are primarily descriptive and not deductive. D. That they are not grounded in western medical practices related to the body. E. That they are limited by the physical experience of the researcher. correct answers B. That they draw on various fields and disciplines within their rese...

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Pierre Bourdieu correct answers TASTE (SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION) proclivity, hatred or love for certain things comes from conditions even conditioned over time for how much (e.g. sugar, salt, 'refined palate' to taste truffle dusting) taste, while rooted in biology, our proclivities, loves, hates, what we're able to taste or not comes from social construction, exceptions for individuals who have psychological, physiological disorders including COVID-19 Jack Goody correct answers HISTO...

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Civilization/states: characteristics correct answers Stable food supply Social structure System of government Religious system Highly developed culture advances in technology Written language Civilization/states: Development theories correct answers From the gods-sumeria *surplus food *population increase Civilization/states: Collapse theories correct answers Incorporation into other expanding civilizations and/or collapse & reversion to a simpler form (dark ages) Mesopotamia...

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Gracile vs. Robust Australopiths correct answers 4.2+ mya - 1 mya Adapted for habitual bipedalism, earliest hands adapted to tree climbing Skull is still ape-like: brain size comparable to chimps 400-550 cubic centimeters Graciles: smaller, our lineage Robusts: larger offshoot that went extinct At least 7 different species Homo Habilis correct answers 2.4 - 1.4 mya Cranial capacity range is 600 - 800 cc Bigger brains: ancestor for Homo lineage Can be classified into 2 or 3 species ...

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four fields of Anth correct answers 1) Cultural Anthropology - what it means to be human 2) Linguistic - study of language and developed over time 3) Biology Anthropology - study of organisms that are similar, or have relative features to humans 4) Archaeology holism correct answers getting the whole story, different angles four mechanisms of evolution correct answers 1) Natural Selection/ Sexual Selection 2) mutation 3)Genetic Drift 4) Gene Flow prehistory correct answers befo...

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