1 （考古/论断/大并列小递进）Woven baskets characterized by a particulardistinctive pattern have previously been found only in the immediate vicinityof the prehistoric village of Palea and therefore were believed to have beenunique to the Palean people.Recently, however, archaeologistsdiscovered such a "Palean" basket in Lithos, an ancient villageacross the Brim Riverfrom Palea. The Brim Riveris very deep and broad(3), and so theancient Paleans could only have crossed it by boat(1), but there is noevidence that the Paleans had boats. And boats capable of carrying groups ofpeople and cargo were not developed until thousands of years after the Paleanpeople disappeared. Moreover, Paleanswould have had no need to cross the river(5)—the woods around Palea are fullof nuts, berries, and small game(4). Itfollows that the so-called Palean baskets were not unique to Palea(2). ★★★★★33
The author fails to consider the possibility that the Paleans may have arrived in Lithos through other means. (I.T) ★★★★
The Palean basket could arrive other place through many possible methods such as trade, or boats possessed by other culture. (I.T) ★★★★
In Palean times, the Brim River may not be as deep and broad as it is currently. (C→P) ★★★
The fact that there are abundant resources currently does not indicate that those resources also existed in Palean times. (C→P) ★★★
Other reasons other than food shortages may well result in the migration of a culture. (I.E) ★★★
