Vocabulary
Archaeologists
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History and Sources
Primary and Secondary Sources
100

This type of scientist studies ancient artifacts to learn what people's daily life was like in the past.

archaeologist

100

___________ archaeologists study materials found in lakes, rivers, and oceans.

Underwater

100

In a __________ people either rule directly or they elect officials who act on their behalf.

democracy

100

What does CE stand for?

Common Era

100

Potsherds are broken ____________.

pottery

200

What is something made or given shape by humans, such as a tool or work of art?

artifact

200

_________ archaeologists study written evidence/records

Historic

200

Buying, selling or trading good and services is called __________.

trade

200

What does BC stand for?

Before Common Era

200

A photograph would be a ___________ source.

primary

300

_______ are materials found in the Earth that people need and value.

Resources

300

__________ study how people use objects and tools today.

Ethnoarchaeologists

300

In a ________ economy, businesses are free to operate as long as they are following the government's rules and laws.

mixed

300

What is a source that is from the time period of study?

Primary Source

300

Information/stories passed by word of mouth are called ________.  ___________.

oral history

400

________ is an organization and the individuals who have the right to rule over a group of people.

Government

400

_________ archaeologists study weather of the past.

Environmental

400

CE stands for ___________ ______________.

Common Era

400

What are recordings or interviews from people who witnessed the past?

Secondary Source

400

TRUE or FALSE?

Prehistory is written AFTER written records.

FALSE

500

________ is the study of human history through the excavation, or digging up, of historical sites. 

Archaeology

500

_________ archaeologists make replicas of past tools.

Experimental

500

Write down 2 things an archaeologist can learn by studying an artifact.

-what people's lives were like in the past

-how cultures changed over time

-diet of a group of people

-the types of tools people used

500
Go on Ms. Roselli's Schoology page and label all parts of the map (continents and oceans).  When you earn 100% show me and I'll give you 500 points!
500

Why is it important to study the past?