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20 Cards in this Set
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adopt
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v. to accept or start to use something new
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agriculture
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adj. related to farming
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attribute
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v. to give credit for or see as the origin of something
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carve
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v. to cut and shape hard material
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civilization
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n. human society, its organization and culture
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creator
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n. the first maker of something
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deed
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n. an act, especially a good or bad one
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encompass
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v. to include
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excavation
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n. an area of digging, especially to find objects from past cultures
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function
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v. to perform well
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inscribe
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v. to mark a surface with words or letters
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literacy
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n. the ability to read and write
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mythology
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n. set of traditional stories used to explain the origins of things
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property
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n. something that is owned
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scholar
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n. a person who has a lot of knowledge about a particular subject
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settle
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v. to establish a permanent place to live
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specialized
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adj. relating to a particular area or type of work
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structure
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n. something that is built, such as a building or bridge
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tablet
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n. a thin, flat piece of material to write on
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token
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n. an object used to represent something else
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