Archaeologist Randall White Points Out That the Appearance of Items

question 60

Multiple Choice

Archaeologist Randall White points out that the appearance of items of personal adornment in the Upper Paleolithic implies:

• A) the beginnings of a stratified society of haves and have-nots
• B) an increasing belief in the importance of the individual
• C) the beginning of a sexual division of labor
• D) not much, because such items have probably always existed; it is only in the Upper Paleolithic that they were made of durable materials

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