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CharlieWard

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The home-based forager model of hominin behavior proposed that Olduvai Gorge reflected what behavior?
 
  a. use as a central hunting location
  b. use as a prominent location for the manufacture of Oldowan tools
  c. the natural accumulation of animal bones
  d. use as a multi-purpose campsite
  e. use of weapons

Question 2

What is greatest contribution of Olduvai research?
 
  a. establishment of a well documented sequence of hominin occupation
  b. identification of the earliest stone tools
  c. contributed to understanding of the origins of bipedalism
  d. identification of the earliest hominins
  e. discovery of the first anatomically modern human



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

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