Archaeologists Use Fragmentary Animal Bones, Seeds, and Similar Surviving Evidence

question 4

Multiple Choice

Archaeologists use fragmentary animal bones, seeds, and similar surviving evidence to study

• A) work.
• B) hunting.
• C) foraging.
• D) subsistence.

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Definitions:

Oral Cavity

The mouth or the hollow space inside the mouth, including structures such as the lips, tongue, teeth, gums, and the beginning of the throat, important for speech, eating, and breathing.

Fractured Ribs

Breaks or cracks in the rib bones, often caused by trauma, which can lead to significant pain and difficulty breathing.

Neck Trauma

Physical injury to the neck area, which can involve muscles, bones, nerves, or vessels, and may result in significant harm or medical conditions.

Backrub

A massage or gentle rubbing of the back for relaxation, relieving tension or pain.