The discovery of Gatecliff Shelter in Nevada was in part a result of
a. old-fashioned gumshoe survey..
b. the detailed knowledge of the landscape that many of the crew members possessed.
c. the fact that the shelter was a local attraction, well-known by the people of Austin.
d. oral traditions that had passed down through the generations.
e. reading history books.
Question 2
An archaeological site is:
a. Any place where material evidence about the human past exists in a buried context.
b. Any place where artifacts exist alongside more substantial archaeological remains, such as structures.
c. Any place where a concentration of material evidence exists about the human past.
d. Any place where material evidence about the human past has been discovered by systematic archaeological survey.
e. Any place of interest to the archaeologist for investigation.
Guttation, the result of root pressure.
Shortly after his death, George Washington had already become myth—part Moses, part angel—in this wo
Las Vegas, Nevada.
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