Geography

15 June, 14:00

How can prehistoric sites have geographic 'place'?

A. Prehistoric sites have no people, so they can't have 'place'

B. Things found at prehistoric sites have characteristics that make a prehistoric 'place'.

C. Prehistoric sites have changed too much to have 'place'

D. Ancient cultures are never defined by "place"

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