An Archaeological Context Differs from a Systemic Context in That

question 27

Multiple Choice

An archaeological context differs from a systemic context in that:

• A) An artifact in archaeological context directly reflects the dynamic behavioral system of which it was a part of, while an artifact in a systemic context is a distorted reflection of the behavioral system.
• B) An artifact in an archaeological context is no longer a part of the dynamic behavioral system.
• C) An artifact in an archaeological context has seldom been reused, while reuse is common in a systemic context.
• D) None of the answers; archaeological contexts are systemic contexts.

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Definitions:

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