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for child development researcher Jean Piaget, the first scribblings of young
children have the purpose of โ Correct Answer-pure play
the archeological site Arcy-sur-Cure is significant as a place where: โ Correct
Answer-it is one of the few sites where Neandertals are know to have produced
items of personal adornment early evidence of the use of raw materials used in artistic expression have been
found at Qafzeh Cave, in Israel, in the form of: โ Correct Answer-red ochre
the earliest glimmerings of artistic expression found at Pinnacle Cave, in South
Africa, date back about: โ Correct Answer-164,000 years
at the Blombos Cave in South Africa, researchers discovered โ Correct Answer-
pieces of ochre with incised markings the incised artifacts recovered at Blombos Cave in South Africa appear to be
about how old: โ Correct Answer-100,000 years
More than 75,000 years ago, the inhabitants of Blombos Cave โ Correct
Answer-made beads of perforated mollusk shells
Coolidge and Wynn (2009) include in their enumeration of the archaeological
correlates of the modern human mind: (3 things) โ Correct Answer-personal
ornamentation, ritual burial of the dead, technologies involving multiple components the period when modern behavior becomes apparent in the archaeological record
is the: โ Correct Answer-Upper Paleolithic and Late Stone age
In Africa, the equivalent in time to the Upper Paleolithic in Europe is the
โ Correct Answer-Late Stone age
In Europe of equivalent in time to the Late stone age in Africa is the: โ Correct
Answer-Upper Paleolithic
in the late Stone Age and Upper Paleolithic, stone tools exhibit: โ Correct
Answer-a shift from flake to blade tools
among the oldest sites in Southwest Asia exhibiting a shift to a stone tool
technology based on blade production are: โ Correct Answer-Boker Tachtit and
Ksar Akil Among the new weapons used in hunting that were developed during the Upper
Paleolithic and New Stone Age, were the โ Correct Answer-spear-thrower and
bow and arrow
the oldest indirect evidence for the bow and arrow dates to: โ Correct Answer-
64,000 years ago in South Africa
the function of the spear thrower is to: โ Correct Answer-artificially extend the
arm of the thrower compared to a spear thrown without one, a spear thrown with a spear thrower:
(3) โ Correct Answer-goes farther, is more accurate, has more penetrating
power
in the Upper Paleolithic and Late Stone Age, the subsistence base: โ Correct
Answer-a broadening of the food quest to include a greater range of plants and
animals
the Aurignacian is: โ Correct Answer-a stone tool tradition based on blade tool
production
what is the time period of the Aurignacian tradition: โ Correct Answer-34,000-
27,000 years ago evidence for the net hunting of small animals during the Upper Paleolithic has
been found at: โ Correct Answer-Dolni Vestonice
Evidence for a significant focus on marine resources during the Late Stone Age
has been found at: โ Correct Answer-Die Kelders Cave
in the upper Paleolithic, habitation sites tend to be: โ Correct Answer-larger
than those of the Middle Paleolithic In the Upper Paleolithic, there is a dramatic increase in the use of which raw
materials: (3) โ Correct Answer-bone, antler, ivory
the increased use of exotic raw materials at Upper Paleolithic and Late Stone Age sites when compared to Middle Paleolithic and Middle Stone age sites is evidence
for: โ Correct Answer-an expansion of trading networks
Early evidence of Late Stone Age peopling crafting bone tools including bone
awls and spear points has dated to about 77,000 years ago at: โ Correct
Answer-Blombos Cave
The sites of Ksar Akil and Boker Tachtit and significant: โ Correct Answer-in
showing the development of a specialized blade tool technology more than 40,000 years ago The Upper Paleolithic blade technology was more efficient than Levallois
because: โ Correct Answer-many more Upper Paleolithic blades than Levallois
flakes could be removed from the same sized core, producing more cutting edge from the same amount of stone The upper Paleolithic tradition characterized by retouching blades, engraving
tools called burins, and stone scrapers is called the: โ Correct Answer-
Aurignacian
in Upper Paleolithic burials, it is common to find individuals buried with:
โ Correct Answer-items of personal adornment
compared to neandertal burials, the earliest burials of anatomically modern
human beings:(3) โ Correct Answer-are more elaborate in the kinds of grave
goods, show a higher proportion with grave goods, and are more likely to show items of personal adornment
the first cave paintings are associated with: โ Correct Answer-anatomically
modern humans the oldest date obtained for the cave paintings of European Upper Paleolithic is
about: โ Correct Answer-40,000 years old
the most common images in the cave paintings of the European Upper Paleolithic
are of: โ Correct Answer-animals
the oldest venus figurine dates to about how many years ago: โ Correct
Answer-35,
more than 30,000 years ago, the inhabitance of Hohle Fels Cave, in Germany: (3)
โ Correct Answer-produced small sculptures of a waterfowl and horse, the first
venus figurines, flutes
detailed analysis of the so-called Venus figurines shows that: โ Correct
Answer-they depict a wide range of women, similar to the range of women in a
living population a statistical analysis conducted by Patricia Rice and Ann Paterson of Upper
Paleolithic cave art indicates that: โ Correct Answer-there is a correlation
between the percentage of animals depicted in the artwork and the frequency of animals represented in the faunal assemblages of nearby habitation sites
at Hohlenstein- Stadel Cave, Upper Paleolithic people produced: โ Correct
Answer-figurines that were half human, half lion
Archaeologist Michael Jochim views the cave art of the Upper Paleolithic as a
means of: โ Correct Answer-marking territory
J.D. Lewis-Williams and T.A. Dowson explain the geometric depictions in Upper
Paleolithic art (lines, zigzags, grids, and concentric circles) as: โ Correct
Answer-trance-induced hallucinations
Lewis-Williams and Dowson suggests that Upper Paleolithic shamans painted the
following while in a trance like state: โ Correct Answer-lines, zigzags, grids,
and concentric circles
one thing that makes Chauvet Cave unique is: โ Correct Answer-it has a lot of
images of carnivores the painted images discovered at Fumane cave in Italy has been interpreted as:
โ Correct Answer-a sorcerer
Cussac Cave is notable for the 25,000-year old painted depiction of a:
โ Correct Answer-woman
archaeologist Diane Gifford-Gonzalez has shown that modern artists depicting
life in the Upper Paleolithic almost always present men: (3) โ Correct Answer-
hunting, performing rituals, carrying game Archaeologist Diane Gifford-Gonzalez has shown that modern artists depicting
life in the Upper Paleolithic almost always presents woman: โ Correct Answer-
tending to babies and working hides
