Archaeological Methods in Chinese History

What is the second step in archaeological methods in Chinese history?

• Excavation

• Analysis

• Interpretation

• Documentation

What is the third step in archaeological methods in Chinese history?

• Excavation

• Analysis

• Interpretation

• Documentation

What is the main goal of the interpretation step in archaeological methods?

• Careful digging and documentation of ancient sites

• Study of artifacts using advanced scientific techniques

• Piecing together historical narratives from evidence

• Creating replicas of artifacts

What is the purpose of excavation in archaeological methods?

• To carefully dig and document ancient sites

• To study artifacts using advanced scientific techniques

• To piece together historical narratives from evidence

• To create replicas of artifacts

What should you locate when identifying key features on a historical map?

• Rivers, mountains, and ancient cities

• Modern cities and roads

• Countries and continents

• Oceans and seas

What should you observe when comparing eras on historical maps?

• Changes in borders and settlements over time

• Changes in climate

• Changes in population

• Changes in technology

Which of the following is NOT a key feature to locate on historical maps?

• Rivers

• Mountains

• Ancient cities

• Modern highways

What can comparing eras on historical maps help you understand?

• Changes in borders and settlements

• Changes in weather patterns

• Changes in animal populations

• Changes in technology

What is the significance of the Terracotta Army site?

• Early agricultural settlement

• Oracle bones and bronze artifacts

• Imperial tomb complex

• Ancient city walls

Which site is known for its early agricultural settlement?

• Banpo

• Anyang

• Terracotta Army

• Great Wall