UNIT 2. INSTITUTIONS IN IBERIA

Where have been found the earliest record of hominids living in western Europe?

• Altamira

• Atapuerca

• Tarxien

• Cartago

It seems that the Homo neandenthalensis did not coexisted with Homo sapiens

• True

• False

Which is the most conspicuous sign of prehistoric human settlements on the Peninsula?

• The cave-art of Valencia

• The cave-art of Cadiz

• The cave-art of Atapuerca

• The cave-art of Altamira

The name of the transition that resulted in the birth of agriculture, taking Homo sapiens from scattered groups of hunter-gatherers to farming villages is...

The most outstanding archaeological site from the Cooper Age is that one of:

• Los Millares

• Delfos

• Atapauerca

• Carthago

Together with Britain, Spain was one of the few places of Europe in which it could be found...

• Iron

• Bronze

• Tin

• Copper

The first civilizations to be attracted by minerals found in Peninsula were:

• First Greeks and later Romans

• First Phoenicians and later Greeks

• First Phoenicians and later Romans

• First Romans and later Greeks

 Tartessos was located near...

• The Guadalquivir river

• The Guadiana river

• The Tajo river

• The Ebro river

Tartessians were rich in silver and copper, but not in gold:

• True

• False

Tartessians became important trading partners of:

• Celtiberians

• Romans

• Greeks

• Phoenicians