Taphonomy is useful to archaeology because it
a. shows that modern human behavior can be extended into the past, strengthening interpretations of the archaeological record.
b. helps archaeologists separate the effects of natural processes and human behavior on site formation.
c. can determine the most efficient method of tool manufacture, which was most likely the method employed in the prehistoric past.
d. reminds ethnoarchaeologists of their responsibility to the living people that they study.
e. shows a respect for natural processes and the remains they leave behind.
Question 2
Studying how a large animal carcass decomposes on an African savannah to determine how long it takes the carcass to disarticulate in different seasons and which bones are carried away by carnivores is an example of
a. ethnoarchaeology.
b. taphonomy.
c. experimental archaeology.
d. geoarchaeology.
e. uniformitarian processes.
A cerebral angiogram of a healthy human subject.
A wide variety of pathogens may live on or in the human body
Life support system of a developing human
Human Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands
Some of the major nerves of the human nervous system
Human beta-globin–complex locus control region