AI muArchaeological Site Detection Quiz

Mhinduro uye tsananguro zvinoonekwa paunenge uchitora bvunzo.

1. Nei LiDAR ichinyanya kukosha pakuona nzvimbo dziri pasi pemasango?
   • Laser pulses yayo inopfuura nemumikaha muzvinomera kuti iite mepu yepasi
   • Inoshandisa masaisai eredhiyo anobvongodza zvinhu zvesimbi
   • Inoona kupisa kwaiitwa nemoto wekare
   • Inorekodha kuratidzwa kwenzwi kubva kumakamuri epasi pevhu
2. In a proposed archaeological image-classification workflow, what should a model label represent?
   • A permit to excavate without consultation
   • A candidate feature category to investigate, rather than a verified age or cultural attribution
   • A confirmed date independent of other evidence
   • Proof that every unusual shape is human-made
3. Ndeipi purojekiti yakakurumbira yakashandisa LiDAR kuratidza makumi ezviuru ezvivakwa zveMaya zvakavanzika?
   • Ongororo yeRosetta
   • The Antikythera scan
   • Iyo PACUNAM LiDAR ongororo muGuatemala
   • The Pompeii Drone census
4. Why can natural or modern landscape features cause errors in an archaeological detection model?
   • Makomputa haakwanise kuchengeta mamepu anoronga
   • Kutaura chokwadi kunorambidzwa nemutemo
   • Satellite haakwanise kutora mifananidzo panzvimbo imwechete kaviri
   • They can resemble the shapes used to identify archaeological candidates
5. What did the PACUNAM survey add beyond finding isolated buildings?
   • A landscape-scale view of settlements, agricultural modifications and connecting infrastructure
   • A direct written census of every ancient resident
   • A radiocarbon date for every structure
   • A complete translation of all Maya inscriptions
6. How could repeated imagery be used in a proposed heritage-monitoring workflow?
   • Automatically authorize excavation
   • Flag possible changes for investigation, without establishing their cause from a model score alone
   • Identify every artifact owner without records
   • Prove that every change was caused by looting
7. In a hypothetical archaeological classifier evaluation, what does precision measure?
   • The fraction of all map pixels stored on disk
   • The age of the oldest detected structure
   • The fraction of flagged candidates that the reference review labels as the target feature
   • The number of laser pulses emitted per second
8. Why should precise coordinates for newly detected sites be handled carefully?
   • All archaeological coordinates must be public
   • AI detections do not reveal locations
   • Site coordinates have no protection concerns
   • Public location data can expose vulnerable heritage sites to looting or disturbance