Prehistoric Overview of Mn/DOT: Utilizing Mn/ModelData for Archaeological Analysis

Dec 13, 2023

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Explore the prehistoric landscape of Mn/DOT using Mn/ModelData sets and SSURGO to identify historic hydrography. This project details the development, implementation, and results of tools for archaeological site potential analysis through raster and statistical modeling. Discover the locations of known sites and the environmental variables that Mn/Model identified.

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Prehistoric Cultures

Prehistoric Cultures Major Characteristics of Modern Physical Anthropology #7 Modern Physical Anthropology Work on effects of culture as it influences human breeding patterns Modern Physical Anthropology “nature” – biology (inherited) “nurture” – culture (learned) Culture and Biology

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Prehistoric Art

Prehistoric Art Pictograph: Painting on a surface like a cave wall. Petroglyph: Design carved into rock or other surface. Kentucky Rock Art Cave of Lascaux, France Discovered by four boys in 1940. Caves are filled with pictographs and petroglyphs of hundreds of animals.

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Prehistoric Cultures

Prehistoric Cultures. Class Slides Set 12A Introduction to Primates Tim Roufs’ section. Classification chart (after Linnaeus). Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, 9th ed ., p. 96. Primate taxonomic classification.

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Prehistoric Humankind

Prehistoric Humankind. Major Periods of Human Culture bp=before present. PALEOLITHIC: Old Stone Age Lower paleolithic 2.5 million-75,000 bp Middle paleolithic 75,000-35,000 bp Upper paleolithic 35,000-12,000 bp MESOLITHIC: Middle Stone Age 12,000-10,000 bp NEOLITHIC: New Stone Age

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PREHISTORIC ART

PREHISTORIC ART. “Form vs. Function”. Pre-historic Europe. Lion-Human, c. 30,000-26,000. Lady of Willendorf c 24,000-22,000 BCE. Woman of Brassempouy 25,000 years old found in 1892 in France. Two bison, reliefs c. 15,000-10,000. CAVE ART. Chauvet Cave, France.

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Prehistoric Times

Prehistoric Times. “Time has changed but not basic problems.”. By the end of this lesson you should be able to…. Explain the differences between the Old Stone Age and the New Stone Age

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Prehistoric Indians

Created by Mr. Hemmert Robertsdale Elementary Fourth Grade. Prehistoric Indians. Introduction. Anthropologists and archaeologists tell us that there were four distinct Indian cultures during the prehistoric period.

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Prehistoric Art

Prehistoric Art. 4 th Grade. In the Beginning……. Prehistoric art is defined as art produced in preliterate cultures and continuing until the development of writing or other methods of record-keeping Cave paintings are some of the great mysteries of the world

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PREHISTORIC BRITAIN

PREHISTORIC BRITAIN. THE IBERIANS Stonhenge 700 BC THE CELTS 55 BC THE ROMANS first invasion 43 BC first settlement 410 BC withdrawl. THE ANGLO SAXON.

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PREHISTORIC ART

PREHISTORIC ART. YOUR OWN PROJECT IS BASED ON THIS DESIGN. Pre-History before writing.

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Prehistoric History

Prehistoric History. Please draw the following timeline in your notes and leave space by each date to write an short description of the events occurring during that time. . 5000 B.C. . ≈ 2 million -3 million years ago. 3000 B.C. . 30,000 B.C. . 400,000- 100,000 B.C. 15,000 B.C. .

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Prehistoric Cultures

Prehistoric Cultures. The student will evaluate the development of Native American cultures and the impact of European exploration and settlement on the Native American cultures in Georgia.

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Prehistoric Art

Prehistoric Art. Paleolithic Cave Paintings. 32,000 to 11,000 years ago Mostly in southern Europe. Rock Art. 14,000+ years ago to modern times Americas Africa Australia. Subject Matter. Figurative—depiction animals or humans Anthropomorphic—human-like Zoomorphic—animals and birds

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prehistoric

prehistoric. Prehistoric is a term often used to describe the period before written history : meaning human socities without writing or widespread written records. STONEHENGE.

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Prehistoric

Prehistoric. before recorded history: relating to the period before history was first recorded in writing. Paleolithic.

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Prehistoric Medicine

BGS History GCSE Revision Tests. Prehistoric Medicine. 1) Prehistoric people were nomadic. What does this mean?. No fixed home They were always moving from place to place, looking for more food. 2) What two word phrase is used to describe the way they got their food?. HUNTER-GATHERERS.

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Prehistoric Art

Prehistoric Art. What is Prehistory ?. According to Randall white, “A kind of floating scale that refers in any given region to the period of human occupation before which there is literacy, and thus textual records.”

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PREHISTORIC PEOPLE

PREHISTORIC PEOPLE. EXPLORING PREHISTORY. Hominids: group that includes humans as well as earlier human-like creatures Paleo-anthropologists study the remains of hominid skeletons Determine what early hominids looked like & how they lived Archeologists

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Prehistoric Cultures

Prehistoric Cultures. Class Slides Set 12D Primates: Apes Tim Roufs’ section. http://www.d.umn.edu/cla/faculty/troufs/anth1602/pcprim.html#Apes. Classification chart (after Linnaeus). Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, 9th ed ., p. 96. A Primate Family Tree.

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Prehistoric Wampum

Prehistoric Wampum. Shell beads have long had cultural significance to the Native Americans. Shell beads in the Northeast have been found that are 4500 years old. Traditional Wampum.

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Prehistoric Art

Prehistoric Art. Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) 40,000 BCE – 8,000(Near East) or 4,000 (Europe)BCE Neolithic (New Stone Age) 8,000 (Near East) or 4,000 (Europe)BCE – 2,000 (Europe)or 3,000 (Near East) BCE. Prehistoric Culture. Paleolithic 40,000 BCE – approx. 4,000 BCE Hunter-gathers

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Prehistoric Cultures

Prehistoric Cultures. Major Characteristics of Modern Physical Anthropology #9 - #10. Modern Physical Anthropology. Work on Biocultural Evolution. ] 6. www.d.umn.edu/cla/faculty/troufs/anth1602/pcbigft.html#title. Modern Physical Anthropology. Sociobiology.

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