The Distinctly Canadian Triad of ________ May Have Its Roots

question 80

Multiple Choice

The distinctly Canadian triad of ________ may have its roots in government supported museums rather than U.S.departments of anthropology.

• A)physical anthropology,archaeology and linguistics
• B)archaeology,ethnology,and folklore
• C)archaeology,socio-cultural anthropology and biological anthropology
• D)socio-cultural anthropology,ethnology and folklore
• E)biological anthropology,paleopathology and forensic science

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