Chapter 6 Flashcards

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ngandong

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site on Java, most recent fossil of homo erectus found 46000 and 27000 years ago

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sahul

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land mass connecting tasmania, australia, new guinea during low sea level

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sunda

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land mass connecting vietnam, indonesia, malaysia, philipines, southeast asia during low sea level

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wallace line

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runs through wallacea seperating unique animals and plants of australia and southeast asia

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5
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nauwalabila I

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earliest site of human occupation of australia 60 000 and 53 000 yrs ago

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lake mungo

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series of dried out lakes evidence of human occupation 50 000 46 000 yrs ago

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mega fauna

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extinction of large animals in amercias and australia at end of pleistocene period

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fire stick farming

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rhys jone defination of aboriginal use of fire in australia

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gunbilngmurrung

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site in australia where a beeswax figure of a turtle was found radiocarbon dated 4 000 yrs ago

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lapita

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culture that spread across melanesia beginning 3500 yrs agoand reached samoa and tonga

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clovis first model

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clovis culture dated 13 500 to 12 500 years ago, first human occupation in america

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12
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pre clovis model

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human occupation pre dates 13 500

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early human arrivle

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human occupation began as early as 30 000 to 40 000 years ago

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blackwater draw

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spearpoints were found in levels below folsom points near clovis

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clovis culture

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period many north american archs view as initial human occupation of americas dated 13 500 and 12 500 yeears ago

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Beringia

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land bridge connecting north amercia and asia during low sea level

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ice free corridor

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gap between cordilleran and laurentide glaciers and potential migration route for populationgs expanding from beringia

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nenana

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earliest culture of beringia dating between 14 000 and 12 800 yrs ago

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meadowcroft rockshelter

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pennsylvania evidence found supporting pre clovis occupation of new world

20
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monte verde

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chile, evidence of human occup 15 000 years ago supports argument of clovis first

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pedra pintada

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site in brazillian amazon that demonstrates groups of contemporary groups with clovis that were living in south america in rain forest environemnt

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coastal igration

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route used instead of ice corridor to move out of beringia

23
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pedra furada

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site brazil, high controversial evidence of human occup dating bt 48 000 and 35 000 yrs ago was found (burnt patches associated w stone tools)

24
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solutrean hypothesis

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proposal that origin of the clovis culture was in the migration of groups from the solutrean culture of southern france

25
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kennewick

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skeletal remains found dated 9200 yrs ago. control adn ownership cause controversy

26
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wilson leonard site

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site texas including stratigraphic sequence of both paleodian and archaic occupations

27
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allumettes island site

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ontario quebuec border site large number copper tools have been recovered dating back to archaic period

28
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watson brake

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mounds in louisana built bt 5400 and 5000 yrs ago that provides earliest evidence for monumental construction in eastern north america

29
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dorset

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paleo eskimo culture characterized by small winter village sites containing large rectangular structures

30
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thules

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archaeological culture ancestral to contemporary inuit