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for child development researcher Jean Piaget, the first scribblings of young children have the purpose
of ✔Correct Answer-pure play
the archeological site Arcy-sur-Cure is significant as a place where: ✔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: ✔Correct Answer-red ochre
the earliest glimmerings of artistic expression found at Pinnacle Cave, in South Africa, date back
about: ✔Correct Answer-164,000 years
at the Blombos Cave in South Africa, researchers discovered ✔Correct Answer-pieces of ochre with
incised markings
the incised artifacts recovered at Blombos Cave in South Africa appear to be about how old:
✔Correct Answer-100,000 years
More than 75,000 years ago, the inhabitants of Blombos Cave ✔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) ✔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: ✔Correct
Answer-Upper Paleolithic and Late Stone age
In Africa, the equivalent in time to the Upper Paleolithic in Europe is the ✔Correct Answer-Late
Stone age
In Europe of equivalent in time to the Late stone age in Africa is the: ✔Correct Answer-Upper
Paleolithic
in the late Stone Age and Upper Paleolithic, stone tools exhibit: ✔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: ✔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 ✔Correct Answer-spear-thrower and bow and arrow