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wenmo

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Which kind of religious specialist would you expect to find in a foraging society?
 
  a. spiritual guide
 b. priest
 c. sorcerer
 d. shaman

Question 2

Describe the injuries and pathologies evident in the Shanidar I skeleton. What, if anything, does this tell us about Neandertal lifestyle and/or cultural behavior?
 
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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

It is a male from 30-45 years old with a crushing blow to left side of face, probably causing
blindness, a massive blow to the right side making the right arm withered and useless  this
appendage is missing, likely because it atrophied and dropped off or was amputated. That he
survived for years afterward indicates that someone was taking care of him. It speaks to the
social development of this group.





 

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