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armygirl

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Gatecliff Shelter was NOT
 
  A. located in the western United States.
  B. excavated by David Hurst Thomas.
  C. an Archaic period site with evidence for the use of desert resources.
  D. the site of the first wall paintings in North America.

Question 2

Late Paleolithic hunting groups in northern Europe mainly hunted the
 
  A. wild boar.
  B. reindeer.
  C. mammoth.
  D. wooly rhino.
  E. seal.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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