In terms of organizing the chronology of South American Andean cultures (periodization), a Horizon refers to a period of time wherein regional diversity is characteristic. True or... In terms of organizing the chronology of South American Andean cultures (periodization), a Horizon refers to a period of time wherein regional diversity is characteristic. True or false?
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The question is asking whether the statement about Horizons in the context of South American Andean cultures' chronology is true or false. It is exploring the concept of periodization in ancient cultures.
Answer
False.
False, in the context of South American Andean cultures, a Horizon refers to periods when cultural traditions unified the region, not characterized by regional diversity.
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False, in the context of South American Andean cultures, a Horizon refers to periods when cultural traditions unified the region, not characterized by regional diversity.
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Horizons in Andean archaeology are periods when a certain set of cultural traits and innovations became widespread and somewhat unified throughout the Andean region, reducing regional diversity rather than highlighting it.
Tips
A common mistake is to confuse Horizons with periods of high regional diversity. Horizons typically unite cultures region-wide under common practices.
Sources
- Timeline of the Andean Cultures of South America - ThoughtCo - thoughtco.com
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