CHAPTERS 5-9 Flashcards

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what tools did epipaleolithic people use?

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sickle blade, lumate, and arrowhead

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later neolithic domestication

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euphrates valley - rye /l turkey + Syria - cattle /l hily Flanks -Sheep + goat

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what two societies werw complex hunter-gatherers without agriculture

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go bekli tepe + natufians in the levant

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Characteristics of early neolithic sites like Jerf e ahmar and abu hureyra

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combo of wild & domesticated Food Sources, communal Space used by entire village, general plan for house building

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Major early Settlements in Sw asia

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  • gobekli tepe - 20 sunken structures with limestone pillars and stone plaques depicting communication
  • el wad - Stone lined houses in a cave down a terraced slope
  • sevicho- large tall tower and walls with burials inside
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Phases of southeast asian cultural development

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Stage 1 = Small mobile groups developed into large communities with cereal cultivation
Stage 2= agricultures animal domestication caused increases in population + settlement size
Stage 3 . rapid climate change occurred smaller communities expanded across a wider area

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neolithic architectural elements decoration

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bull horns + plaster skulls // nouse access - roof trapdoor // human burials- under the floor // oven hearth - under ladder + roof opening

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younger dryas

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temperatures dropped sharply in this post glacial period, affecting settlements

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epipaleolithic is sw asia characteristics

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emphasis on wildseed plants, use of microliths, changed settlement

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catalhoyuk

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bull horn decor, fireplace by ladder, human remains, entrance from top

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domestication of crops => virtual practices

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skull retrieval, non domestic buildings, household shrines

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Sites built before plant a animal domestication

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devicho ,gobekli tepe, eynan

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nomadic hunters => communities

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emerged w/ dependable food Supply, semi permanent → permanent

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the natufians

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hunted gazelle + constructed stone houses

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Evidence of household maintenance

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lime plaster walls, repeated plastering, red ocher wash

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broad spectrum revolution

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variety of Foods, social + economic, new food gathering techniques

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Who developed the earliest writing system

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the sumerians

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how was the akkadian empire different

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the dominance of the language over large areas

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middle bronze age trade

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wool, cloth, Oil, barley => copper, lumber, gemstones

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what caused agricultural surplus in sumeria

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Irrigation systems and tigris and euphrates rivers

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halaf period before urban centers

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seal stamps, pottery producing centers

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City of Uruk

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first city in the world, centered around religion, relied on agriculture

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domestication in what 4 locations arose

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gypt, mesopotamia, Indus valley, northern china

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ubaid period

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earliest evidence of monumental construction in SW asia

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Southwest asia timeline
ubaid period, uruk period, first cities, first writing
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methods for tracking populations
dna, pottery Source, stable isotopes, obsidian source
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what do the royal tombs of ur tell us
sumer was red by wealthy elite w/ trade routes
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why did farming develop
can provide for a growing population, produces surpluses, fosters social competition
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consequences of agriculture in communities
social stratification, increased material culture, ag intensification
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the process of isostatic uplift
large tracts of dry land were created
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Signs of cultural complexity in hunter-gatherers
substantial houses, communal building projects, large and long lived settlements, and elaborate symbols
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how to tell a cereal is domesticated
tough rachis or stem
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common characteristics in early sedentary villages
substansial houses, food storage, axis of identity, decreased conflicts
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microliths
tiny, sharp stone chips used to make composite tools
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how did agriculture evolve separately in many places
farmers territories displaced hunter gathers, movements of farmers can be traced by dna, H-G. adopted farming from neighbors
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correct stages of domestication
1) exhibition of favorable traits 2) Selection by humans 3) emergence of fully domesticated species 4) agricultural intensification
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characteristics of a domesticated organism
changes in morphology, Changes in behavior, human reliance for sex
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Indicators of Social status differences
graves burial, Storage capacity, material goods
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how did ice age → common area changes
increased temperature, extinction of large mammals, rising Sea levels
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Chronological order of earth's heating and drying periods
pleistocene → younger dryas → holocene
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holocene hunter gatherers
developed cooking pottery, expanded areas, unintentionally domesticated
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Crop with its region : W.pakistan, india, ganga basin
cattle ; millet ; rice
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harappa
most important civilization on the indus Valley river w/ stamp seals
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why did the indus valley system collapse in 1900bc
Shifts in trading, T in smaller surrounding sites
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what made plant food reliance in ganga possible
perforated polished stone rings
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Indus script
wide spread, combo of Simple & composite signs, no King lists
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Chronological indus valley.
Irrigation → cultivation of crops → public architecture
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late Kot doji phase
standardized weights + measures, symbols beyond ceramic, Shared site layouts
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indus period characteristics
public architecture, specially goods, far-reaching trade