CLCV 1008 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Hoplite, Tabula Peutingeriana, Lake Huron
18 Oct 2014
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January 17 pa 303, 6 p. m. babies in the well . January 18 u of o 224 simard, 7:30 p. m. how hoplites died in battle . Read pages 175 181, 186 192, 204 218; 190 203 (optional) Culture is a term used by archaeologists and anthropologists when they refer to the non-biological aspects of a society. It is important to know something about the culture of the people whose remains you are excavating. The methods used and the questions asked vary greatly depending on what kind of culture we are looking at. Page 178 four-fold classification of societies developed by elmund service: Sites generally include campsites, kill sites, and work sites. Examples: a possible caribou kill site at the bottom of lake huron, head-smashed-in. Generally farm plants and animals and only move for grazing purposes. Characterized by differences in social status between people. Determined by how closely related people are to the chief. Vary in size from 5,000 to 20,000.
