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Instructions:
1) BE SURE TO READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS!!!
2) COMPLETENESS: I expect clear, well written answers (no outlines or short choppy answers). In other words, completely and thoroughly answer each question. Make sure to run your exam through a spell check and be sure to spell site names correctly.
3) LENTH: BE CONCISE! A Key to completing the exam and doing well on it is to answer the question and not include irrelevant information.
4) FORMAT: Answers are to be typed (word processor) in a standard 12 pt. font (i.e., Times, Helvetica, Courier, Palatino, New York), double-spaced, with 1" margins around the paper (top, bottom, sides).
5) LABELLING: Be sure your name appears on each page of your answers (i.e., in the header). Number all answers and pages accordingly (i.e., IB, IIA, etc.). DO answer each bullet in order (do not skip information for the first bullet then provide the information at the end of your answer). This will help me identify what it is you are trying to answer.
6) UNCLEAR ON SOMETHING? If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail me at SutterR@ipfw.edu, or call my office. If you leave a message I can get back to you either by calling or sending you an e-mail (be sure to clearly state either your phone number or e-mail address). My office number is the following: 481-6676.
ANSWER ALL FIVE QUESTIONS
I) The Initial Period - 10 points (about 1.5 pages)
II) The Early Horizon - 20 points (about
2 pages)
(Be sure to use and define appropriate terminology and discuss
site locations when necessary!)
III) The Early Intermediate Period - The Moche - 20 points (about 2 pages)
IV) The Middle Horizon - The Tiwanaku - 20
points (about 2 pages)
(Be sure to use and define appropriate terminology and discuss
site locations when necessary!)
V) The Middle Horizon - The Wari - 20 points
(about 2 pages)
(Be sure to use and define appropriate terminology and discuss
site locations when necessary!)
VI) The Late Intermediate Period - 10 points (about 1.5 pages)
This page was created by Richard Sutter.
Last updated 4/17/08.