AROL 213 Final, Fall 2005

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Dr. Hermann Genz 20.01.2006 Final Examination for AROL 213 Please write your name on every sheet and number the sheets. In your own interest please write in a way that I can read your text! I: Multiple choice questions Question 1 (2%): The first artificial material produced by humans was: birch pitch fired pottery copper Question 2 (2%): Hybrids of Neanderthals and modern humans provide secure evidence for intensive contacts between the two species: true false Question 3 (2%): The Carmel Caves provide evidence that the Levant was first inhabited by: the Neanderthals modern humans modern humans and Neanderthals coexisted at the same time Question 4 (2%): The oldest skeleton of a modern human was found in: Olduway Omo Kebara Question 5 (2%): Prehistoric art always has a religious meaning can have a variety of meanings can not be interpreted at all II: Short definitions (answer in 4-5 sentences) Question 6 (5%): What is the Chatelperronian and what is its significance? Question 7 (5%): What is the significance of the Neanderthal burial found in the Kebara Cave? Question 8 (5%): What are the techniques used for dating parietal art? What are the advantages and disadvantages for each technique? III: Essay questions Question 9 (25%): Describe the current theories for the end of the Neanderthals? Which ones are more likely than others and why? Question 10 (25%): Describe the different theories for the origin of modern humans. Which ones are more likely than others and why? Question 11 (25%): Describe the main cultural achievements made by modern humans during the Upper Palaeolithic.