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The document discusses the archaeological site of Hochdorf, Germany, which contains evidence from multiple time periods. A notable discovery was a 550 BC princely grave of a 40-year-old chieftain buried on a bronze couch within a burial mound and stone circle, surrounded by objects possibly used for feasting ceremonies. The site provides insights into cultural and trade networks during the Late Hallstatt period through material remains and burial practices.
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Regional variations in burial practices emerged in Neolithic Britain, with long barrows common in southern England and stone chambers in western Britain. Burial mounds were often located prominently overlooking settlements. Collective burials containing disarticulated remains suggested excarnation. Later, megalithic tombs with stone passages and chambers covered by mounds appeared in Ireland, Wales, Scotland. Beaker burials around 4700 years ago featured crouched inhumations under round barrows. Wealthier Bronze Age burials from around 4200 years ago contained continental-style grave goods indicating a warrior elite.
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The Against Malaria foundation is a UK-based charity that provides long-lasting insecticide nets to countries in Africa at high risk of malaria. They work towards reducing child mortality and combating diseases like malaria, which primarily affects pregnant women, children, and travelers. The charity provides mosquito nets that can protect two children for $1.80 each and has distributed over 54 million nets since 2004 by partnering with other organizations for distribution.
Exam Preparation
The document discusses surveying and recording techniques illustrated in Figure 1. Photography is mentioned as one technique, as photographs provide an exact illustration of the site and scale can be added using a ranging rod. Measurements of the site can also be taken using a total station to obtain exact measurements. Drawings, like the one shown in Figure 1, allow for color interpretation but are more time-consuming and depend on the artist's skill.
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Star Carr and the Mesolithic
Life in Britain after the Ice Age
The document summarizes life in Britain during the Mesolithic period (Middle Stone Age) based on evidence from the important archaeological site of Star Carr in North Yorkshire. Star Carr provides insight into how hunter-gatherer societies lived 11,000 years ago at the end of the last ice age, as traces of their settlements and artifacts like tools made of bone, antler, and stone have been preserved in peat bogs at the site. People lived alongside now-extinct ice age animals in woodland areas and left behind remains that give clues about their tools, housing, diet, rituals, and mobility between locations over time as climate and environments changed. Star Carr remains a key site for
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On average, an excavator can excavate, record, and lift 2 skeletons per day under good conditions. Once excavated, skeletons are systematically bagged by anatomical area to facilitate processing. An osteoarchaeologist determines if fragile remains require block lifting or individual bone lifting. Prior to removal, human remains are fully recorded in situ to document their context. DNA will be extracted from the bones found in Leicester and tested against Richard III's descendants to confirm the remains' identity.
Geophys
A total station is an electronic instrument used in modern surveying that combines an electronic theodolite and distance meter. The total station can measure slope distances from the instrument to a particular point electronically. It is an integrated electronic theodolite and distance meter for surveying tasks.
Palaeolithic key points -In Prep.
The Palaeolithic period coincided with the last Ice Age and was characterized by hunter-gatherer communities with little permanent settlement who lived in caves and created isolated finds. These communities developed increasingly complex stone technologies including bows and arrows, bolas, nets and the domestication of dogs. Evidence also exists of Palaeolithic artwork, cave art, religion and ritual. Social organization consisted of small, nomadic and egalitarian bands that were likely similar to some modern hunter-gatherer communities, with a primitive form of communism where resources were shared and skills were similar across members. Ritual and religious practices such as shamanism also appeared to be part of their culture.
Mesolithic
The document summarizes archaeological findings from a Neolithic site in Denmark dated to around 5000 BC. Remains of both cremated and inhumated individuals, including infants and adults, were found in pits and single and double graves. A dog burial was also discovered. In one double grave, a 40-year-old woman and 3-year-old child were buried together. Evidence of violence was seen on some of the skeletons. Red ochre and amulet beads were placed with the dead. One woman showed signs of a healed head injury, possibly caused by a blunt object.
Maes Howe
Maes Howe is an ancient chambered cairn located in Orkney, Scotland that has significant archaeological importance. It is the largest chambered cairn in Orkney and was constructed as part of a larger Neolithic landscape. The complex design and engineering required to build Maes Howe with limited technology suggests it was constructed by a society with a ruling elite. It was carefully aligned so that the last rays of the winter solstice sun shine down the passageway, highlighting the ritual significance. The sheer scale of Maes Howe and the sensory experiences it provided point to its role in hosting important ancestral feasting rituals.
Introduction: some key thinkers in 20th Anthropology
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- 1. Hochdorf • Cultural-historical approach Archaeological Evidence (Material Remains) Culture/people
- 2. Approaches Cultural Historical Sequence of “periods” Diagnostic set of artefacts People culture Multiple/Complex Palimpsest Multiple Times Local variation Environmental factors Shifting story
- 3. 1 • Neolithic 2 •Early Bronze Age •Middle Bronze Age •Late Bronze Age 3 • Early Iron Age • Late Iron Age
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