What Ian Hodder Calls "Interpretation at the Trowel's Edge" Involves

question 8

Multiple Choice

What Ian Hodder calls "interpretation at the trowel's edge" involves

• A) letting the material facts at the excavation site speak for themselves.
• B) preventing analytic specialists and interested groups of various kinds from seeing excavated artifacts until they have been washed and organized in the laboratory.
• C) bringing specialists and interested groups of various kinds to converse with excavators working in the trenches.
• D) making sure that excavator's trowels are always clean and sharp-edged.

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