A) 1500-2000 CE B) 1100-1600 CE C) 3000-8000 BCE D) 1000-1500 BCE
A) Oxford University and Cambridge University B) Harvard University and Yale University C) McGill University and University of British Columbia D) University of Toronto and Lakehead University
A) Half a metre deep B) One and a half metre deep C) Three metres deep D) Two metres deep
A) Food storage pits B) Hunting blinds C) Seasonal dwellings with domed coverings D) Spiritual sites
A) Used as burial grounds B) Used as ice houses for preserving fish or game C) Used as ceremonial sites D) Used to store grains
A) Quebec, Canada B) Yukon, Canada C) Alberta, Canada D) Ontario, Canada
A) 1967 B) 1978 C) 1985 D) 1999
A) No sign of a hearth or fire-cracked rock close at hand B) They are located inland C) They are too deep D) They are too shallow
A) One to two metres long B) Half a metre to one metre long C) Three to four metres long D) Two to three metres long
A) Ancestors of the Ojibwa B) Ancestors of the Inuit C) Ancestors of the Haida D) Ancestors of the Cree
A) Used as trading posts B) "Thunderbird nest" used for "vision quests" C) Used as navigation markers D) Used as fishing spots
A) Rocky shores B) Gravel beaches C) Cobblestone beaches D) Sandy beaches |