| 1361 |
Radiocarbon dating can be used directly on which of these finds? |
Anthropology Stratigraphy and dating |
Easy |
| 1362 |
A charcoal sample has one-eighth of the C-14 found in living wood. Taking the half-life as 5730 years, its ap… |
Anthropology Stratigraphy and dating |
Medium |
| 1363 |
Archaeologists want the age of a volcanic ash layer lying just above early hominin fossils thought to be abou… |
Anthropology Stratigraphy and dating |
Medium |
| 1364 |
Which statement correctly distinguishes relative from absolute dating? |
Anthropology Stratigraphy and dating |
Hard |
| 1365 |
Pit dwellings and burials of dogs with humans are associated with which Neolithic site? |
Anthropology Important archaeological sites |
Easy |
| 1366 |
The Great Bath is a famous structure at |
Anthropology Important archaeological sites |
Easy |
| 1367 |
An industry of pebble choppers and chopping tools in the Siwalik foothills of the north-west is named after t… |
Anthropology Important archaeological sites |
Medium |
| 1368 |
Why were the houses at Burzahom built partly below ground level? |
Anthropology Important archaeological sites |
Medium |
| 1369 |
Which group of features best shows that Harappan cities were planned? |
Anthropology Important archaeological sites |
Hard |
| 1370 |
A family consisting of a husband, wife and their unmarried children is called a |
Anthropology Family, marriage and kinship |
Easy |
| 1371 |
Marriage of one woman to several men at the same time is called |
Anthropology Family, marriage and kinship |
Easy |
| 1372 |
Among the Khasi, children take their clan name from their mother and property passes mainly through women. Th… |
Anthropology Family, marriage and kinship |
Medium |
| 1373 |
After the death of her husband, a woman marries his younger brother as expected by custom. This practice is k… |
Anthropology Family, marriage and kinship |
Medium |
| 1374 |
In a community, a person must marry within the same caste but outside his or her own clan. This combines |
Anthropology Family, marriage and kinship |
Hard |
| 1375 |
Who gave the classic definition of culture as a "complex whole" acquired by man as a member of society? |
Anthropology Culture and cultural change |
Easy |
| 1376 |
Judging other cultures as inferior by the standards of one's own culture is called |
Anthropology Culture and cultural change |
Easy |
| 1377 |
An anthropologist studying a food taboo explains it in terms of the community's own ecology and beliefs, with… |
Anthropology Culture and cultural change |
Medium |
| 1378 |
The potato, first domesticated in South America, became a common food in India without Indians and South Amer… |
Anthropology Culture and cultural change |
Medium |
| 1379 |
A tribal community living for decades beside a town adopts the town's dress, language and festivals while kee… |
Anthropology Culture and cultural change |
Hard |
| 1380 |
Belief in spirits and souls, regarded by Tylor as the earliest form of religion, is called |
Anthropology Religion and belief |
Easy |