Although the debate over the origin of behavioral modernity continues, archaeological work in many world areas
A. provides undisputed evidence that human anatomical modernity was achieved in Asia.
B. continues to prove that anatomical modernity preceded behavioral modernity.
C. illustrates how archaeological evidence is often more reliable than fossil evidence.
D. suggests strongly that neither anatomical modernity nor behavioral modernity was a European invention.
E. shows that examples of behavioral modernity are obvious among material remains once they are found.
Question 2
Recent discoveries in a cave at Pinnacle Point, South Africa, suggest that humans had achieved behavioral modernity as early as 164,000 B.P. All of the following were found at this site EXCEPT evidence of
A. a diet that included shellfish and other marine resources.
B. the very early use of pigment, likely for symbolic behavior.
C. animal butchery for the first time.
D. bladelet stone-tool technology.
E. the human capacity to exploit coastal environments.
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