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1) How old is ceramics history in old and new world respectively?
12,000 years ago in the Old World and about 5,000 years ago in the New World
10,000 years ago in the Old World and about 7,000 years ago in the New World
8,000 years ago in the Old World and about 5,000 years ago in the New World
11,000 years ago in the Old World and about 4,000 years ago in the New World
2) Can we examine the question of social inequality by analyzing pottery ?
Yes
No
3) What is Estimated Vessel Equivalents ?
number of pieces identified as the same
total weight of pieces identified as the same
measuring the percentage of surviving pot rim from individual vessels
the broken sherds
4) What is sherd count?
recording the number of pieces identified as the same
recording the total weight of pieces
recording the total weight of pieces identified as the same
measuring the percentage of surviving pot rim
5) Why do we compare prehistoric ceramics with regional ceramic sequences?
for metric attributes
to place the assemblage into chronological and cultural context
identification of vessel form, function, and design
identification of manufacturing techniques
6) The analysis of__________ ceramics allows archaeologists to construct cultural sequences.
prehistoric ceremics
proto historic ceremics
early history
historical period
7) What is main reason to Collect & Study pottery?
it was easily broken, does not decay
could not be recycled
often the most abundant type of artifact
all of them
8) What do you understand by experimental studies?
studies consist of controlled experiments used in manufacturing processes by refitting
studies consist of controlled experiments used to replicate prehistoric ceramic manufacturing processes
studies consist of uncontrolled experiments used to replicate posthistoric ceramic manufacturing processes
both a and b
9) What make ceramic assemblage one of the most resources from archaeological site
The combination of abundance
Near indestructibility and almost unique plasticity
it was not easily broken, does decay
a and b
10) A fabric series provides examples of pots made in different places
True
False