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DSST General Anthropology
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1. <40kya): Regional stone tool industries (Perigordian - Aurignacian - Solutrean - Magdelenian) - More complex - specialized - variety of tools. Regional artistic traditions. Homosapien - Neanderthal - Cro-magnon. Small Sculptures (E. Eur): Small - por
sharp edges
Upper Paleo period
Feudal System
culture
2. Marriage within one's own tribe or group as required by custom or law
endogamy
Australopithecus
Condensed Symbol
Cultural relativism
3. Animistic/Shamanistic. Animal or other naturalistic figure that spiritually represents a person or a clan (intimate relationship)
Electromagnetic prospecting
Monarchy
prosimians
Totem
4. A social bond based on common ancestry - marriage - or adoption
Adaptation
Natural selection
Kinship
Mary Douglas Leakey
5. The study of the literal meanings and the interpretation of words.
Semantics
Cargo Cult
Excavation
Genetic Recombination
6. Form of government of Hittites - Assyrians - Babylonians - Israelites
Stimulus Diffusion
Ideal culture
Monarchy
sharp edges
7. Spread to Huang Ho (Yellow River Valley) of China - and SE Asia by 3500BC (millet and rice).- Neolithic
Morphology
3 types of excavation
Asian farming
Clan
8. Determining the success of a project
Weber
Levi-Strauss
Noosphere
Evaluation research
9. Method of detecting buried features by locating the magnetic disturbances they cause: (1957-58) proton magnetometer - the proton gradiometer - and the fluxgate gradiometer.
Structuralism
Monarchy
Magnetic prospecting
Kluckhohn
10. Found Australopathicus skull in 1959. Upright human footprints in 1978
Applied Anthropology
Mary Douglas Leakey
husbandry
Writing
11. Theory that sees society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability. (Talcott Parsons)
Noosphere
Structural-functional
Chiefdom
prehistoric archaeology
12. Used to date organic remains and rocks from 50 -000yrs ago to present (atomic physics)
Survival
Hittites
Pacific indians
carbon-14 dating
13. The aspect of archaeology that deals with the past of man before he learned to write has - since the middle of the 19th century - aka prehistory.
radiometric dating
Sanction
prehistoric archaeology
Java Man
14. Anthropologist: (early 1900s): Culture = combination of universals - alternatives - specialties - individual peculiarities. The Study of Man (1936) and The Tree of Culture (1955)
Ralph Lynton
Paleolithic period
Redistribution
Armchair Anthropologists
15. Giving and receiving are specific as to value of goods - and time of delivery.
Family of orientation
3 types of excavation
Balanced Reciprocity
Culture
16. Pueblco - Fremont - Missisippian
North American Indians
Relative time
Generalized Reciprocity
Allele frequency
17. Value of gift and time of repayment are not specified
Generalized Reciprocity
Radcliffe-Brown
Phonology
platyrrhini
18. A homo erectus discovered by Dutch physician and anatomist Eugene Dubois in 1891 in JAVA Indonesia -
Java Man
Poy Tang Lon
Nuclear Family
Sapir-Whorf
19. Random change in allele frequencies that occurs in small populations. Sewall-Wright effect
Qualitative Research
Anthropometry
Sumerians
Genetic drift
20. Lord owned the land. Allocated land to Nobles (for loyalty/mil service). Serfs/slaves=Actually Part of the Property
Cultural Anthropology
Feudal System
Moieties
Genetic drift
21. Based on institutionalized beliefs and practices dealing with ultimate meaning of life. Belief stems from their experience of the world.
Middle Paleo Period
Warlike people
Religion
3 types of excavation
22. Ritual in Burma/Thai boy monks 7-14 - 'Jewel Princess'
Geophysical prospecting
Dating methods
Yanomamo
Poy Tang Lon
23. The non-living world. the area from the surface of earth down to its center.
Phonology
Geosphere
carbon-14 dating
Status
24. The archaeology of ancient Greece and Rome
classical archaeology
Legitimacy
Social Class Manifestation
Cargo Cult
25. Structionalism. Amazon tribe. ethnographic.
Levi-Strauss
Homonids
Assyrians
Intervention Anthropology
26. Associated with Julian Steward - study of adaptation of social culture to natural resources and other human groups.
James George Frazer
Cultural Ecology
Cognatic Descent
Feudal System
27. Things all people do the same way (language)
Anthropoids
Universalities
Relative time
Religion
28. 'Verbal Evaluation - Patterns of Association - symbolic Indicators(wealth/dress/job)'. Haviland
Social Class Manifestation
Genotypic Variations
Dokimasi
James George Frazer
29. Large neolithic farming village in Turkey during 6700 B.C. - 5700 B.C.
Franz Boas
Directed Cultural Change
Catal Huyak
Leakey family
30. Communal Ownership of Land. Some ownership - but pastures - forests - mountains - waterways - sacred grounds - are shared
Symbol
Diffusion
African Economic Organization
Warlike people
31. Collecting community data for use by development planners
Anthropology
Social impact assessment
Ethnology
Morphology
32. Refined the Flake Stone Tools (flint): Mousterian Industry. Neanderthal Man.
Technology development research
Agriculture
Middle Paleo Period
Survival
33. The scientific study of the structure - sounds - and meaning of language
Linguistics
Central American indians
Hunter/Gatherers
Status
34. (New Stone Age): 10kya. Domestic animals - villages - pottery - weaving - food producing (not collecting). Holocene. Beginning of real civilization (Final stage of prehistoric cult evol/techno dev)
McLennan
Cargo Cult
Neolithic Period
Catal Huyak
35. (geology) the principle that in a series of stratified sedimentary rocks the lowest stratum is the oldest
Superposition
Excavation
culture
Substantive Economics
36. Personal quirks: Get up at certain time - order of getting dressed - etc
Cultural Anthropology
Individual Peculiarities
Gens
Morphology
37. The skeletal remains of Homo erectus - found at Zhoukoudian - near Peking - China - in the late 1930s and early 1940s and subsequently lost during World War II
Austrailia indians
Gene
Mesolithic Period
Peking Man
38. Half way b/n tribe and a state. Permanent political structure. Transitional form of sociopol org in evolution of tribe to state
Austrailia indians
Phratry
primates
Chiefdom
39. Thinker: social stratification
Weber
sharp edges
Moieties
Hebrews
40. Planned - rescue - and accidental.
3 types of excavation
Culture
Nistri periscope
Egypt
41. Each inherited characteristic is determined by two heredity factors/genes - one from each parent - which determines whether a gene will be dominant or recessive.
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42. Eg - Barter. Scarce goods from one group are exchanged for desirable goods from another group. Giver tries to come out on top. Ultimate form = taking by force.
Evaluation research
Negative Reciprocity
Mendel's first principle of genetics
Lineage
43. Melanesia (SW Pacific WWII+). Western goods created by ancestral spirits (intended for them - but controlled by whites).
Animism
Cultural Ecology
Status
Cargo Cult
44. Mexico - sun/war/civilization gods - subord women - human sacrifice - cannibalism - time/calendars. Caste system - architecture - learning and the arts - polytheistic - pictorial alphabet
Aztec indians
Feudal System
Australopithecus
Ziggurat
45. 20 century anthropologist.structural-functionalism. primitive societies - Durkhiem
DNA
Radcliffe-Brown
phenotype
Genotype
46. Anthrpologist: Arapaho - archeo/anthro. preservation of Indian tribal culture. salvage ethnography. student of Boas.
Kroeber
polyandry
Absolute time
Phonetics
47. Seperation(leave) - Liminality(limbo) - Incorporation(rejoin).
Specialities
primates
radiometric dating
Phases of rituals
48. Set of rights and obligations inherent in a social position.
Chromosome
Status
Class
Electromagnetic prospecting
49. Research that refers to in-depth study using face-to-face or observation techniques to collect data from people in their natural settings.
Writing
Kluckhohn
Qualitative Research
Mauss
50. Focusing efforts to implement positive change in a culture
sharp edges
babylonians
Structuralism
Directed Cultural Change
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