ANTH101 - Final Exam Prep - TTremblay

Cultivation is:

T/F: Homo habilis was first found in deposits dating to ~2 million years old.

The skull on the right is that of a:

Oldowan tools are named after:

With neanderthals, we see evidence of:

KNM ER1470 is an example of:

This is a picture of:

T/F: Neanderthals were smaller than modern humans.

T/F: the Maritime Archaic culture was less advanced than the Natufians.

The part of the brain associated with speech is:

Another term for “affluent foragers” is:

Which species might be the common ancestor to humans and neanderthals?

In this picture, “B” is the:

Homo floresiensis is special because:

The newly identified Homo species that is similar in size to H. floresiensis is:

Who found the first Homo habilis?

Which is NOT a feature of a neanderthal skull?

This skull:

Neanderthals body type made them well-suited to life in:

A famous example of an early city in the New World is:

Homo erectus / ergaster did NOT:

This is a picture of a:

1.9 million years ago, Hominins were found in:

Neanderthals did NOT use:

Cities cause agricultural innovation. Which is NOT an example of an intensification?

The first stone tools appear in the:

A famous site where H. heidelbergensis were found is:

T/F: The first civilization emerged in Sumer, southern Mesopotamia ~5,500 years ago.

A famous example of an early city in the Old World is:

Anatomically modern humans are special because they are the only Homo species to:

The skull on the right is is a picture of a:

T/F: Earliest Homo erectus dates to ~1.9 mya.

This is a picture of a:

Homo naledi:

T/F: Culture had no role in our evolution.

T/f: The first cities emerged in Mesopotamia (Iraq) ~6,000-4,500 years ago

Only anatomically modern humans:

The following is NOT a feature of all cities:

T/F: Neanderthals lived in Europe and Western Asia from 125-29kya

The Maritime Archaic culture

The first Homo species known to use ochre is:

T/F: H. heidelbergensis lived throughout Europe and Africa between 800-130 kya

Homo heidelbergensis:

Civilization is a type of society with:

Smashing a rock against an anvil to remove flakes is a technique from the:

This Homo species is nicknamed “the hobbit”

When people begin growing their food, they:

Homo heidelbergensis used which stone tool technology?

We can infer brain structure and complexity by looking at:

Natufian people:

The first molar is bigger than the third molar in:

Monumental constructions require:

People changed their subsistence strategy because of:

A flake with no cortex is a:

Neanderthals are dated to the:

The earliest representative of the genus Homo is:

In this picture, “A” is the:

Stone tools are evidence of:

Which hypothesis best explains how anatomically modern humans were found around the Old World?

Microliths are:

A famous Upper Paleolithic site is:

Venus figurines are a hallmark of the:

T/F: Pottery is always a sign that people are growing their food.

A Homo erectus found in Africa would be called:

T/F: Homo erectus’ cranial capacity doesn’t overlap the ranges of H. habilis and modern humans

The Upper Paleolithic technologies DON’T include:

Which of the following is NOT TRUE of Cro-Magnons:

Cultivation and domestication mark the beginning of the:

Neanderthals did NOT:

The Upper Paleolithic begins with the appearance of:

This is Pakal’s sarcophagus. It is an indicator of:

Composite tools are known to have been used first by:

T/F: Race is a cultural construct.

Sima de los Huesos is like the Rising Star Cave because: