ANT 175 Questions with CORRECT Answers
Question:
Yunga -500-2500 meters
Answer:
Earth, and this productivity directly shaped early Andean settlement, subsistence, and
cultural development. Archaeological evidence shows that coastal societies relied
heavily on marine resources made abundant by this system, enabling dense populations
even in hyperIarid deserts.
Question:
Chaupiyunga -1200-2500 meters
Answer:
-Good for growing maize -Also grew cotton, beans, squash, and fruits also grow well
Question:
Chaupiyunga -1200-2500 meters
Answer:
-Can support coca and chili peppers
Question:
Puna -4000m and above
Answer:
-Wide range of different tubers, potato dominant -Have traditional plowing instruments
-Quinoa and freeze dried potatoes; Chuno -Lake Titicaca 3800 meter -Part of Altiplano
(plateau in Suni/Puna)
Question:
Puna -4000m and above
Answer:
-Too high for agriculture above 4200 meters -Still occupied by people -Summer, people
take their camelids for grazing -Bog environments -Vicuna festival, for tourists they like
do things to camelids
, Question:
Llama -Domesticated
Answer:
-Traditional food served at celebrations
Question:
Llama -Domesticated
Answer:
-Part of the camelid family -Also called Guanaco
Question:
Theories on peopling of New World -Paleoindian Period
Answer:
-Phenotypic and genotypic changes -People intervene in natural reproduction -Plants
and animals become dependent on people, and vice-versa
Question:
Theories on peopling of New World -Paleoindian Period
Answer:
-14,500+ - 9600 BC -Lost tribes of Israel -Lemurian people from Atlantis -Europeans but
there's no evidence -Potentially Asia -Most common = big game hunters
Question:
Caral -4600- 3800 BP
Answer:
they were longer in height and length, would signify status I think?? Discovered through
the excavation of sites and recovery of skulls.
Question:
Caral -4600- 3800 BP
Answer:
-Started after Paloma -Monumental architecture -Residential features around main
pyramids -Questions about who built pyramids -Looks community built
Question:
Yunga -500-2500 meters
Answer:
Earth, and this productivity directly shaped early Andean settlement, subsistence, and
cultural development. Archaeological evidence shows that coastal societies relied
heavily on marine resources made abundant by this system, enabling dense populations
even in hyperIarid deserts.
Question:
Chaupiyunga -1200-2500 meters
Answer:
-Good for growing maize -Also grew cotton, beans, squash, and fruits also grow well
Question:
Chaupiyunga -1200-2500 meters
Answer:
-Can support coca and chili peppers
Question:
Puna -4000m and above
Answer:
-Wide range of different tubers, potato dominant -Have traditional plowing instruments
-Quinoa and freeze dried potatoes; Chuno -Lake Titicaca 3800 meter -Part of Altiplano
(plateau in Suni/Puna)
Question:
Puna -4000m and above
Answer:
-Too high for agriculture above 4200 meters -Still occupied by people -Summer, people
take their camelids for grazing -Bog environments -Vicuna festival, for tourists they like
do things to camelids
, Question:
Llama -Domesticated
Answer:
-Traditional food served at celebrations
Question:
Llama -Domesticated
Answer:
-Part of the camelid family -Also called Guanaco
Question:
Theories on peopling of New World -Paleoindian Period
Answer:
-Phenotypic and genotypic changes -People intervene in natural reproduction -Plants
and animals become dependent on people, and vice-versa
Question:
Theories on peopling of New World -Paleoindian Period
Answer:
-14,500+ - 9600 BC -Lost tribes of Israel -Lemurian people from Atlantis -Europeans but
there's no evidence -Potentially Asia -Most common = big game hunters
Question:
Caral -4600- 3800 BP
Answer:
they were longer in height and length, would signify status I think?? Discovered through
the excavation of sites and recovery of skulls.
Question:
Caral -4600- 3800 BP
Answer:
-Started after Paloma -Monumental architecture -Residential features around main
pyramids -Questions about who built pyramids -Looks community built
