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13 Cards in this Set
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antiquarians, 36
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wealthy male tourists interested in aquiring a collection of hostorical objects
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bronze age, 37
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middle stage of human existence. 5500 and 3000 ya
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civilization, 42
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use of written records, sociopolitical organization, highest stage of cultural development.
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cross-dating, 44
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the use of materials dated at one site to infer the age of similar materials at another site.
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diffusion, 43
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the movement of traits from one place to another.
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iron age, 37
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3000 and present
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mesolithic, 37
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middle of the stone age (pastoral) 8000 to 10000 ya
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neolithic, 37
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end of the stone age (agriculture)5000 to 8000 ya
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paleolithic, 37
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begining of the stone age (hunter gatherer) 4 million to 10000 ya.
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prehistory, 36
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time before written histories
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stone age
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2.6 million to 10000 ya. paleolithic, mesolithic and neolithic.
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typology
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the classification of materials into categories ased on morphology
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unlinear cultural evolution
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theory that all cultures evolved upward from savagery to barbarism to civilization.
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