The Major Archaeological Problem with Waterlogged Finds,particularly Those Made Out

question 13

Multiple Choice

The major archaeological problem with waterlogged finds,particularly those made out of wood,is

• A)that they are always too big to fit in museum laboratories
• B)that currently we have no scientific methods to preserve them
• C)that wood preserves in all conditions,making waterlogged wood redundant
• D)that they deteriorate rapidly when they are removed from the water
• E)all of the above

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