How did humans disrupt ecological balance through globalization?
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Cultural evolution is the term to describe the linear change…
Cultural evolution is the term to describe the linear changes in human societies through deep time. Being linear, these changes are the same everywhere and there are no reversals to previous systems.
What tool tradition, featuring standardized bifaces, was pro…
What tool tradition, featuring standardized bifaces, was produced by Homo erectus?
The most prevalent theory on the ‘Chaco phenomenon’ is that
The most prevalent theory on the ‘Chaco phenomenon’ is that
Aztec commoners, such as those at Cuexcomate and Capilco, we…
Aztec commoners, such as those at Cuexcomate and Capilco, were poor and oppressed.
The centers of Maya cities usually included:
The centers of Maya cities usually included:
Native American cultures in the New World almost never had n…
Native American cultures in the New World almost never had negative effects on their environments.
The idea that pre-contact groups in the New World did not ch…
The idea that pre-contact groups in the New World did not change their environment is termed:
Shifts in movement of pottery during the hohokam indicate:
Shifts in movement of pottery during the hohokam indicate:
Archaeologists at the Mayan city of Dos Pilas found evidence…
Archaeologists at the Mayan city of Dos Pilas found evidence that commoners had build huts on the city plaza and a stone wall around the city center around the time of the Maya collapse. Archaeologists conclude this is likely evidence of: