Diyalog tamamlamaSoru #10041
Professor Wright: Archaeological analysis of dental calculus from ancient coastal Peru reveals that seaweed was a central staple of their diet.
Graduate Student: That is surprising; wasn't their subsistence primarily based on cultivating maize and beans in river valleys?
Professor Wright: ----
Graduate Student: That explains why marine algae residue was detected even in high-altitude Andean ceremonial graves.
Graduate Student: That is surprising; wasn't their subsistence primarily based on cultivating maize and beans in river valleys?
Professor Wright: ----
Graduate Student: That explains why marine algae residue was detected even in high-altitude Andean ceremonial graves.
- A)Not entirely; isotopic signatures show they actively traded diverse dried seaweeds as vital sources of iodine and minerals.
- B)They completely avoided fishing because maritime voyages on reed rafts were considered sacrilegious.
- C)Maize agriculture required no irrigation water due to constant tropical precipitation in the Atacama.
- D)High-altitude mountain tribes refused all barter exchanges with coastal trading communities.
- E)Ancient South American societies lacked any ceramic cooking pots suitable for boiling marine vegetation.
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Doğru cevap: A) Not entirely; isotopic signatures show they actively traded diverse dried seaweeds as vital sources of iodine and minerals.
Çözüm: Öğrencinin "Yüksek rakımlı And mezarlarında bile deniz yosunu kalıntısı bulunmasını açıklıyor" çıkarımı, Profesörün yosunun kurutulup iç bölgelere ticaretinin yapıldığını söylediği A seçeneğiyle tam örtüşür.