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Which of the following factors led to theories that Paleo-Indians may have been in Oklahoma as early as 30,000 BCE?

A
Stone tools found at the Cooperton site were more advanced than expected.
B
Bison bones found at the Burnham site dated back to before 10,000 BCE.
C
Mammoth bones found at the Cooperton site were dated earlier than expected.
D
Clovis Indians arrived in Oklahoma before 10,000 BCE.
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Which of the following is not an Archaic culture site in Oklahoma?

A
the Kenton Caves
B
Calf Creek
C
Pumpkin Creek
D
Salt Creek
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Paleo-Indians found an abundance of wildlife in Oklahoma to support their needs. Which of the following factors led to large populations of wildlife in Oklahoma during the time of the Paleo-Indians?

A
A surplus in farming led to less hunting.
B
Paleo-Indians had trouble hunting megafauna.
C
The climate allowed grasslands and forests to develop.
D
The Ice Age brought colder winters and made hunting difficult.
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Which archaeological dig was a Folsom kill site where bison remains were found?

A
Jake Bluff gully
B
Domebo Canyon site
C
Salt Creek
D
Harlan site
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Which of the following cultures built the Craig Mound by hand using layers of dirt carried in basketfuls?

A
the Spiro mound builders
B
the Norman mound builders
C
the Harlan mound builders
D
the Clovis cultures
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Which of the following prehistoric cultures built 12 mounds by hand between 850 and 1450 CE?

A
the Caddoan culture
B
the Norman mound builders
C
the Harlan mound builders
D
the Spiro mound builders
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Which of the following is not a method used by scientists to determine the age of ancient remains?

A
DNA testing
B
carbon dating
C
primary source documentation
D
dendrochronology
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Which culture established the first villages in Oklahoma between 800 and 1400 CE?

A
the Archaic culture
B
the Plains Woodlands culture
C
the Plains village culture
D
the mound builder culture

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