Question

What makes the Olmec civilization an archaeological culture?(1 point)

Responses

The only understanding available about the Olmecs comes from their human remains.

Understanding of it is based on archaeological evidence, not written records created by them.

Archaeologists have deciphered the language of the Olmec, making it possible to read the documents they left.

The only available knowledge of the Olmec comes from other societies.

Answer 1

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Understanding of it is based on archaeological evidence, not written records created by them.

Answer 2

are you confident in this answer

Answer 3

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Yes, I am confident in this answer. The Olmec civilization is considered an archaeological culture because our understanding of it is primarily based on archaeological evidence such as artifacts, structures, and material remains, rather than on written records that were created by the Olmecs themselves. While some information about the Olmecs has been gleaned from other societies, the primary source of knowledge about the Olmecs is through archaeological research and analysis.