NMI History Vocabulary: Chapter 3
Across
- 2. A method of dating objects that were not once living by dating other objects found at the same level underground
- 5. A group of related languages spoken by people who originated in SouthEast Asia a geographical division of Asia that includes Indochina plus Indonesia and the Philippines and Singapore
- 6. family descent or lineage
- 7. Islands in the Pacific including Micronesia, Polynesia, and Melanesia
- 9. A coming to existence or root; beginning
- 10. A pillar of stone used to build houses
- 11. The science of raising bees to collect honey
- 12. A scientist who studies humans
- 14. An object made or modified by prehistoric humans
- 16. A house built on posts, usually made of logs, to raise the house off the ground
- 17. A type of red clay found int eh Marianas an used by the Ancient Chamorros to make pottery
- 18. An ancient land mass which would have included Southeast Asia, Indonesia, the Celebes, and the Philippines
- 20. Pressure on a plant or animal populations caused by the environment
- 23. A person skilled in foreign languages
- 24. Consisting of the countries south of China, east of India, west of New Guinea, and north of Australia
- 25. The branch of anthropology that studies the physical remains of people
- 28. A large stone that forms a prehistoric monument
- 29. The time before written history
Down
- 1. A scientific method of dating once-living things based on the fact that radioactive carbon 14 decays at a fairly regular rate
- 3. The study of the cultures of people
- 4. To uncover or expose by digging
- 5. The study of the language of humans
- 8. Denoting the period before written records
- 13. A person or animal that lives in some specified region or dwelling
- 15. The continent that contains the islands of Australia, New Guinea, and Tasmania,
- 19. The complete scientific name of modern humans
- 21. The study of the remains of ancient people
- 22. The usual practice or habitual ways of behaving
- 26. Uninterrupted flow
- 27. A person who guides or controls the course of a vessel or a vehicle