Pleistocene sites indicate that early Australians were capable of exploiting which environments:Question 17Answera.Aridb.Coastalc.Montaned.All of the abovee.None of the above

Which environmental feature is most likely to influence the identity of communities in the Australian Outback?Group of answer choicesSnow-capped mountainsDense rainforestsArid landscapes and desert featuresLush meadows

Mitchell’s excavations of Aboriginal sites on the Cobourg Peninsula, Northern Territory (e.g. Barlambidj), demonstrated changes in subsistence and technology, beginning approximately 300 years ago, as a result of which phenomenon?Question 16Answera.More frequent ceremonial feasting across northern Australiab.Increased storm activity in the Arafura Seac.Decreased migration of large marine mammalsd.Interaction with Macassan fishermen

Explain how Aboriginal people were able to live off the land over much of the Australian continent.

Before Australia became part of the British empire, the aborigines thereMultiple choice question.were always foragers and never produced their own food.allowed their herds of domesticated sheep to overgraze the land, greatly enlarging Australia's central desert.domesticated kangaroos and wallabies as a source of food.cultivated extensive croplands along the coastal regions.

Australopithecus species evolved during the late ____ epoch.  Holocene   Pleistocene   Anthropocene   Pliocene