Archaeologists Conduct Excavations and Recover Artifacts from Where They Were

question 2

Multiple Choice

Archaeologists conduct excavations and recover artifacts from where they were buried; thus, by its very nature, archaeological excavation is

• A) destructive -- the context of the artifacts is lost.
• B) tiring -- archaeologists must work very hard during excavations.
• C) profitable -- many of the artifacts recovered are priceless.
• D) something that amateurs can easily master.
• E) something that is usually conducted as quickly as possible.

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