For Anthropologists, the Value of an Object Is an Important

question 32

Multiple Choice

For anthropologists, the value of an object is an important way to understand

• A) who can fund the effort needed to acquire an object
• B) the way in which the object was valued in order to acquire it
• C) who has wealth and social status
• D) the place in terms of its intrinsic value of that object in a cultural hierarchy

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