A V Kidder Argued Against the Interdisciplinary Involvement of Specialists in in Archaeological

question 45

True/False

A. V. Kidder argued against the interdisciplinary involvement of specialists in archaeological research because they lacked the necessary anthropological training.

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Definitions:

First-Angle Projection

A method of creating engineering drawings where the object is imagined to be in the first quadrant, with planes between the viewer and the object.

Second-Angle Projection

A drafting technique where the object is viewed from directly above, with views rotated 90 degrees around the object's axis, commonly used in European countries.

Third-Angle Projection

A method of orthographic projection used primarily in the United States, where the object is imagined to be located in the third quadrant.

Decimal-Inch

A unit of measurement used in the United States, where lengths are represented in decimal as opposed to fractions, for precise machined parts or engineering drawings.