Types Of Site Flashcards
(10 cards)
What is a wet point site?
A site that can supply water needed for cooking and washing
Wet point sites are typically located near rivers or other water sources.
What are dry point sites?
Sites that are higher and drier, providing natural advantages against flooding
Dry point sites are often chosen for their defensive benefits.
What are defensive sites?
Sites built to protect against surrounding tribes
These sites are strategically chosen to minimize vulnerability.
What is the significance of bridging point sites?
They are located near bridges on rivers, making it easier to cross
Bridging points facilitate trade and movement.
Why are wooded areas significant for settlements?
They provide resources such as fuel for heating and cooking
Settlements near wooded areas benefit from available materials.
Fill in the blank: A site that can supply water needed for cooking and washing is called a _______.
[wet point site]
Fill in the blank: Sites that provide natural advantages against flooding are known as _______.
[dry point sites]
True or False: Defensive sites are built for agricultural purposes.
False
Defensive sites are primarily focused on protection, not agriculture.
What role do rivers play in the selection of settlement sites?
Rivers can act as a defense mechanism and supply water
Rivers are crucial for both protection and resource availability.
What factors influence the choice of a settlement site?
Natural advantages, water supply, defense, and proximity to resources
Each factor contributes to the sustainability and safety of settlements.
