All of the Following Provide Archaeological Evidence of Social Ranking

question 29

Multiple Choice

All of the following provide archaeological evidence of social ranking EXCEPT

• A) fine pottery, as distinct from everyday pottery.
• B) walls to protect against raids.
• C) burial artifacts marking distinct rankings.
• D) large pots and ovens, presumably used to cook for entertainment events among the elite.
• E) seals used to mark valuable goods.

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Definitions:

Catatonia

A behavioral syndrome marked by inability to move normally, which can include stupor, negativism, rigidity, and other motor disturbances.

Hebephrenia

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Surveillance Equipment

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