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Week 07

Midsemester Exam
"The Prelassic"

Review:
Materials for Midquarter Exam
Read: After the exam read Mexico, Ch. 6, "The Classic Period," pp. 101-121 [Teotihuacán]
Post: MAforum
Work on: Case Study

 

Stages handout thumbnail.

 
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Week 07 Day 13

Tuesday 20 October 2009



 

Announcements

  • REM: The f2009 Midterm Exam will be on Thursday, 22 October 2009, 2:00 - 3:15 p.m.
 
 

Features of the Day

(to Old Business)

Review for Midsemester Exam

Blue book for exams.

 

  • This will be an open-book exam

    • You may bring and use your texts, dictionary, thesaurus, a writing handbook, class handouts, notes, outlines, drafts, and memos

    • You may also use references and materials from your other classes, with the caveat, of course, that you properly cite any sources you use

    • You may bring and use your laptop

      • the exam will be available in the "General Purpose Course Folder" in your WebDrop folder in both .doc and .rtf formats
        <https://webdrop.d.umn.edu>
      • but you must upload your exam to your WebDrop folder at the end of the exam period
      • REM: Be sure to have your batteries charged

      • Please be prepared to upload the entire exam as one file, if you can, including the optional take-home question if you choose to do that question

      • NOTE: It does not work simply to type in the .rtf extension on an existing .wps file. You must load the original document and then resave it as a .rtf file type


 

  • Catch up
 

Old Business

  • Thursday 15 October 2009: Finished Major Concepts in American Archaeology up until Stages. Do stages next time.

  • Brief Preview/Review: Orientation to the Archaic/Lithic, Preclassic, and other Stages

Timeline and Stages (Periods)
(commonly accepted stages and stage criteria)

stages handout
(as defined by various authors)

Stages handout thumbnail.
(scanned version)

Mesoamerican Stages
(Periods)

stages handout
(as defined by various authors)

(read from bottom to top)

V. Spanish Conquest  
IV. (slides)
III. Classic (slides)
II. Mesoamerica Identifies Itself

(slides: Introduction, Early, Middle, Late)

 

I.

 

"Hunting / Gathering"

Archaic, or Incipient Agriculturalists

(slides)

 


Sites:


  Tepexpan (map) (slides)
     
     
Cuello (map) (slides)
 

Mesoamerican Stages
(Periods)

stages handout
(as defined by various authors)

(read from bottom to top)

David K. Jordan Version

V. Spanish Conquest Late Post-Classic Period
(part 2)

A.D. 1400-Spanish Conquest

More detailed chronology of the Aztecs

Table of Aztec Monarchs
IV. Late Post-Classic Period
(part 1)
A.D. 1200-1400
Early Post-Classic Period
A.D. 900-1200
III. Classic Late Classic Period
A.D. 600-900
Early Classic Period
Mexico: A.D. 150-650
Maya: A.D. 250-600
II. Late Formative
(Pre-Classic)
300 B.C. - A.D. 300
Middle Formative
(Pre-Classic)

900-300 B.C.
Early Formative
(Pre-Classic)
1500/1800-900 B.C.
I. "Hunting / Gathering" Archaic
(Incipient Farming)
7000± - 2000± B.C.

The Lithic, or Early Hunters
11,000± - 7,000± B.C.

    Geological Background
 
 

Assignments

Review:
Materials for Midquarter Exam
Post: MAforum
 

Notes

  • Thursday 15 October 2009: Finished Major Concepts in American Archaeology up until Stages. Do stages next time.
  • Tuesday 20 October 2009: Finished stages and stage criteria to end of Archaic. Later do Pre-ClassicMesoamerica Identifies Itself (slides: Introduction, Early, Middle, Late). Also do Major features of natural areas (slides)
 
 
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Week 07 Day 14

Thursday 22 October 2009



 

Announcements

  • Good Luck on the Exam!
 

Features of the Day

(to Old Business)

 

Midsemester Examination

Blue book for exams.

  • You will have the choice of 4 of 7 questions

    • one of the 4 questions can be a take-home question
    • up to 400 points (29.1% of final grade)

  • Sample Exam Questions

  • The exam will cover materials up to and including Day (13): text materials, in-class videos, lectures, and e-mails

  • Major class-related materials that you may have received on e-mail may be included on the exam

 

 

Old Business

  • next week
 

Assignments

Read: After the exam read Mexico, Ch. 6, "The Classic Period," pp. 101-121 [Teotihuacán]
Post: MAforum
Work on: Case Study
 

Notes

  • Thursday 22 October 2009: Midterm exam.
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