Matriz de harries Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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What is the primary purpose of the Harries Matrix in archaeology?

A

To evaluate the significance and potential impact of archaeological findings.

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True or False: The Harries Matrix is used exclusively for the assessment of historical sites.

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False

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Fill in the blank: The Harries Matrix helps archaeologists prioritize __________ for excavation.

A

sites

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What are the two main axes of the Harries Matrix?

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Significance and impact.

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5
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following factors is NOT considered in the Harries Matrix? A) Historical value B) Environmental impact C) Weather conditions D) Cultural significance

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C) Weather conditions

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What does a high significance rating in the Harries Matrix indicate?

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It indicates that the site has considerable historical or cultural value.

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True or False: The Harries Matrix can assist in decision-making for conservation efforts.

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True

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What is one advantage of using the Harries Matrix in archaeological research?

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It provides a structured approach to evaluate and compare different sites.

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Fill in the blank: The Harries Matrix can be visualized as a __________.

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grid

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes the ‘impact’ axis of the Harries Matrix? A) The potential damage to the site B) The likelihood of finding artifacts C) The level of community interest D) The cost of excavation

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A) The potential damage to the site

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What type of archaeological sites would typically receive a low score on the Harries Matrix?

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Sites with minimal historical or cultural significance.

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True or False: The Harries Matrix is only applicable to urban archaeological sites.

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False

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What role does stakeholder input play in the Harries Matrix assessment?

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It helps incorporate community perspectives and values into the evaluation.

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Fill in the blank: The Harries Matrix is often used in conjunction with __________ assessments.

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environmental

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a limitation of the Harries Matrix? A) It is too subjective B) It requires extensive data C) It cannot be used for underwater archaeology D) All of the above

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D) All of the above

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16
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What is the significance of the grid format in the Harries Matrix?

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It allows for easy visualization of site evaluations and comparisons.

17
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True or False: The Harries Matrix can help in resource allocation for archaeological projects.

18
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What is a common critique of the Harries Matrix?

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It can oversimplify complex archaeological contexts.

19
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Fill in the blank: The Harries Matrix is named after __________.

A

its creator, who developed the evaluation framework.

20
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Multiple Choice: In what field is the Harries Matrix primarily used? A) Anthropology B) Archaeology C) History D) Geology

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B) Archaeology

21
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What is the outcome of a site that scores low on both significance and impact in the Harries Matrix?

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It may be deprioritized for excavation or conservation.

22
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True or False: The Harries Matrix can be adapted for different cultural contexts.

23
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What does a low impact score indicate in the Harries Matrix?

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It suggests that the site is at low risk of damage or disturbance.

24
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Fill in the blank: The Harries Matrix is a tool for __________ analysis in archaeology.

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What is one way the Harries Matrix can influence public policy regarding archaeological sites?
By providing data-driven insights that inform preservation priorities.