Austronesian Settlements in the South Pacific Were Characterized by Which

question 2

Multiple Choice

Austronesian settlements in the South Pacific were characterized by which of the following?

• A) pottery, written scripts, and rice cultivation
• B) ritual human sacrifice, rice cultivation, and stone tools
• C) written scripts, ritual human sacrifice, and domesticated pigs
• D) pottery, stone tools, and domesticated pigs

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