I think is this At the beginning of the class I did not know that much about Archaeology. As the class has progressed I have learned more and more about how Archaeology is important and how it has a strong impact on everybody. By discovering all we can about the past we can learn more about the present and the future. Learning about how past cultures lived and interacted can help us grow and in addition give us valuable information about how the world changes.
People's point of view can change to suit changes in historical society... hope this helps
Being on Columbus's first voyage would definitely be exciting and terrifying. The exciting part would be the possibility of exploring land that you have never seen before. Along with this, these individuals would encounter resources/goods they have never seen before either. However, the terrifying part would be the fact that they don't have a good idea what to expect when they arrive. Columbus's first voyage was made in order to find a new trade route to Asia. However, no one had ever found this route and no person knew what to expect. As we know, this mistake in geography leads to Columbus landing in the America's and helps start the era of colonization.
The answer is central Italy. <span>The heartland of the Etruscans
was the zone between the Arno and Tiber rivers of central Italy that still
bears their name - Tuscany. The beginning of the Etruscan people is not definite
at all. Their linguistic, although transcribed in a Greek-derived script and existing
in writings that are still in big part ambiguous, is unrelated to the
Indo-European linguistic family. It is probable they were the result of a continuing
fusion of native and immigrant populations. The mixing of peoples happened
between the end of the Bronze Age and the so-called Villanovan era.</span>
Answer:
Written records
Explanation:
so we cannot read about them. ... Most cultures with writing systems leave written records that archaeologists consult and study.
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