According to "Life and Death 3MYA", how did Lucy likely die?   A.She was killed by a Neanderthal B.She died from a severe tooth infection C.Falling a great distance or she was killed by a predator D.She was crushed in a cave in

About when did the common ancestor of chimpanzees, humans, gorillas, and orangutans last exist?   a. Between 5 and 8 million years ago   b. Less than 5 million years ago   c. More than 15 million years ago   d. Between 10 and 15 million years ago   e. Between 8 and 10 million years ago

What changes occurred in the Neolithic period?    A. Increase in dental caries/cavities   B. Increases in growth and height   C. Increase in infectious diseases   D. Only A and C   E. All A, B and C

What caused the change in health during the Neolithic period?  A. The development of agriculture  B. The development of foraging  C. The development of tools  D. The development of hunting

What might a developmental anatomist study? A. Differences in athletes training at age 18 and age 50. B. How the body decays after death C. The body’s reaction to cold temperature D. How genetic code is passed down through generations

According to "Homo erectus – The First Humans”, what stone tool is believed to be developed by Homo erectus?   A.Oldowan Chopper B.Levallois Flake C.Acheulean Hand Axe D.Levallois Fishing Rod

Why do we need to be careful when we make assumptions about grave goods and what they might mean?   A. Because archaeologists are never able to make any conclusions about artifacts if there is no written history.   B. Because the assumptions that we might make about grave goods in our modern society may not match the actual purpose of that object in a prehistoric society.  C. None of these are correct.  D. Because there are always written histories about artifacts and archaeologists should read them.

Why do we need to be careful when we make assumptions about grave goods and what they might mean?    A. Because there are always written histories about artifacts and archaeologists should read them.    B. Because the assumptions that we might make about grave goods in our modern society may not match the actual purpose of that object in a prehistoric society.   C. None of these are correct.   D. Because archaeologists are never able to make any conclusions about artifacts if there is no written history.

What is the difference between natural and artificial mummies?   A. There is no such thing as an artificial mummy.    B. Natural mummies were created by the environment while artifical mummies were created by modern day archaeologists.    C. Natural mummies were created by the environment while artifical mummies were preserved by other humans.    D. Natural mummies were preserved by prehistoric populations while artifical mummies were preserved by modern humans.