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| africa, asia, indonesia, east europe |
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| homo neanderhal locations |
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| first stone tools; hard rock strikes off flakes to make sharp small rock |
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| tear drop shaped hand ax; use antler with some skull to be more presice. |
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| Peking man found where? what type was he? |
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| which type has large nasal passages and short limbs to keep warm? |
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| site found with houses in swamp |
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| 2 rocks connected with string as a hunting tool |
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| Laurentide Plate; Cordiaron Plate |
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| found with stone projectile arrow point in pelvis |
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| Native American Grave Protection |
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| a kill-site; where clovis points were found used as arrow heads (mega-fauna) |
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| an area where a large number of animals are killed and tools are left there too |
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| large flack missing in middle so it's easier to put on a pole. |
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| inferior/subodinant groups |
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-mantian discrimination
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group reproduces
share cultural values/core cultural beliefs
field of communication and interaction
members of group self identify with that group |
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| include knowledge, belief art, morals, law, custom and other capabilities and habits aquired by man as a member of society |
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| learned; can be transmitted parent to child or child to parent |
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| political authority; violence |
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| point and laugh; peer pressure |
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| each culture should be understood w/ in it's own context and terms |
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| Universal (H.R. perspective) |
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| there are political, social, and economic rights that are givin to all, no matter what culture |
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| viewed as the non-physical means of adaption for a human organism to it's environment (it is evolving) |
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| something that refers to something else |
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| 3 different types of signs |
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Icons
Index/Indicies
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mimic what it refers to; looks like what it is
ex= trash can on computer |
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has a relationship with what it symbolizes
ex= pointing fingure, bullet whole= gun |
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signs that have arbatrary relationship to what it symbolizes
ex= y call a dog dog? y not another name? |
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| assistance of desirable plants |
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| cultivation of domesticants |
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insipiant development
adoption developement |
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| y change from hunting/gathering to agricultural |
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population pressure;
environmental change |
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forst place of known domestication
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| southwest is an area of _________ |
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| 3 types of food producers |
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very mobil
small pop size
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greater stability
not big pop. |
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large group
stable
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raise domesticated animals (hearder)
semi-nomadic (mobile)
small communities
social hierarchy |
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| what percent of human genetic variation occurs w/in a pop living on a given continent? |
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| distribution of polymorphisms reflects ______ |
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| short pieces of DNA that are similar in sequence to one another |
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| genetic analysis can ___________ |
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| distinguish groups of people according to their geographic oragin |
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| differences in human genomes |
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| found first fossil human remains outside Europe |
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| why are people on islands smaller? |
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1. free of large predators
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| US makes up ____ percent of world population |
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| US consumes over ___ percent of resources |
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| well known and very consuming, their growth had to downsize to survive |
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| theory of culture change that developed among christians in 19th century |
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| benefits of Efe care-taking |
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1. exposed to more stimuly
2. vast social experience |
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| less than _____ languages left out of ____ |
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| wild plants from woods and herbs from gardens to make meds and treat people |
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| super natural beliefs, common household products to treat people |
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| gather and sell madinal plants at market; best known for knowledge of botanicals |
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| infant sleeping patterns reflect _______ |
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| dog that knows over 100 words |
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