Which statement explains why archaeologists consider prehistoric indians to have believed in some form of life after death? 99 points question 3 options: legends of an afterlife were passed down from generation to generation until today. burial mounds for the dead contained items such as tools, pipes, and weapons. tribal centers had buildings specifically used for worship. pictographs and cave drawings depicted a spiritual world after the living world.

The archaeologists consider that people from India to have believed in some form of life after death because pictographs and cave drawings depicted a spiritual world after the living world.

The picture of showing animal scarifies and drawings of many goddesses on the wall of caves showed that there is life after death. It is believed that these drawings and painting were drawn by the early humans.

Apart from this, Indian mythology justifies that there is a life after death.  

the first settlements began along the huang river because of the importance of the huang river in the beginning of china. it goes back to the story, “the tale of emperor yu”, which references the tale of the great flood, which was caused by the huang river and was believed to create and influence china’s making.

the economic difference between the three colonial regions. shipbuilding, whaling, fishing, and trapping where also main factors to the economy. the southern regional colonies economy was based on sugarcane, rice, cotton, tobacco, and indigo.