When an archeologist finds a piece of pottery from 5000 B.C., he or she is finding direct evidence of what aspect of human activity?

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Finding a piece of pottery from 5000 B.C. indicates that humans had the ability to produce material goods. Pottery is one of the earliest forms of human-made material goods and has been found in archaeological sites all over the world. Pottery was used for cooking, storage, and transport of goods, and its production was an important milestone in human technological development. The other options (A, B, and D) may also be aspects of human activity, but they are not directly evidenced by the discovery of pottery.

When an Archeologist Finds a Piece of Pottery from 5000