Early Human Migration and Culture

The video explores archaeology, focusing on ancient cultures in Northeast Arkansas. It discusses the significance of studying the human past, theories of migration to the New World, and details excavations at various sites, including Adel Null, Schaer Edti, Jarrett, and Sloan. The video emphasizes understanding our roots and the evolution of societies.

What is the primary focus of archaeology?

• The study of ancient animals

• The study of future societies

• The study of human past

• The study of modern technology

What lifestyle is associated with high mobility?

• Nomadic

• Hunting and Gathering

• Agricultural

• Industrial

During which period did the Paleo-Indians live?

• 10,000 to 8,000 years ago

• 14,000 to 12,000 years ago

• 5,000 to 3,000 years ago

• 20,000 to 18,000 years ago

What is the significance of the Dalton culture?

• They were mobile hunter-gatherers

• They were the first to practice agriculture

• They invented the wheel

• They built the first cities

Which site is considered the oldest cemetery in the New World?

• Sloan Dalton

• Jarrett

• Schaer Edti

• Adle Null

What is one theory about why people migrated into the New World?

• To find new agricultural land

• To discover new technologies

• To follow migratory birds

• To escape predators

What significant artifact was found at the Adle Null site?

• A bronze statue

• A stone tablet

• A golden crown

• A necklace of canine teeth

What was the primary occupation of the Schaer Edti site?

• Nomadic

• Multi-occupational

• Industrial

• Agricultural

What was unique about the community planning at the Jarrett site?

• They built underground houses

• They had a formal plan for house construction

• They used only natural materials

• They built houses in a circular pattern

What type of tools were found at the Sloan site?

• Metal tools

• Wooden tools

• Plastic tools

• Stone tools