Lea Boroditsky is a linguistic anthropologist who studied how different orientation words, such as “north,” “south,” “east,” and “west,” influence how time is perceived. What is Dr. Boroditsky studying?

As described in the text, serfs living in medieval Europe lived on and worked on a parcel of land owned by an elite landowner. In return for their labor, they could expect protection and a portion of the food they produced. This dynamic is referred to as

A ceremony that honors a deceased person, usually by disposing of the person’s remains, is called a

The __________ holds evidence of the earliest emergence of domestication and complex societies.

Which of the statements below defines the cardiac cycle?

Fluid from the lungs containing pus is:

Bioarcheologist Jonny Geber analyzed the skeletal remains of individuals from Kilkenny Union Workhouse during the Great Famine in Ireland (1845–1852). What did his analysis reveal?

Janine uses archaeological evidence and genetic analyses to find patterns of similarity and difference between human populations over time. Which best describes what Janine is doing?

Sex work is legal and controlled by the state in Germany, making it relatively

__________ are the formal guidelines that are generally enforced through punishment, fines, imprisonment, or death penalties.