CAS AR 101 Midterm: AR101_Exam1_StudyGuide_Holcomb

• School: Boston University
• Department: Archaeology
• Course: CAS AR 101
• Professor: David Carballo

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*note: these definitions are to help guide your: non-probablistic sampling study. The list here does not exhaust the: stratified random sampling possibilities for exam questions. Do not use this as a supplement for not reviewing the discussion lectures. Ta: justin holcomb: darwin and spencer (evolution, cost-path analysis, thomsen (three age system, survey methods, petrie (seriation, nearest-neighbor and clustering, boas and gamio (holistic, catchement analysis. Approach: passive versus active remote sensing methods, multi-spectral satellite imaging, magnetometry, electrical resistivity, ground penetrating radar, central-place theory, rank-size analysis, convex versus concave rank patterns, excavation, vertical excavation versus, digital terrain model a. k. a. digital. Horizontal excavation elevational model (dem: arbitrary versus natural excavation, viewshed analysis methods. Ta: justin holcomb: direct dating method, piltdown fraud, indirect dating, glottochronology, method, floating calendar versus absolute, classification, seriation, formal attributes, stylistic attributes, harris matrix calendar, dendrochronology, radiometric dating, half-life, radiocarbon dating, palynology (pollen analysis, obsidian hydration dating.