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What does it mean that excavation is a destructive process?
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As a site is excavated, it is destroyed and artifacts can never be put back exactly as they were found. |
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None of these |
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Excavations are never destructive. |
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As a site is excavated, it is destroyed, but artifacts can be put back exactly as they were found. |
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- What does it mean that excavation is a destructive process? A. As a site is excavated, it is destroyed, but artifacts can be put back exactly as they were found. B. None of these C. As a site is excavated, it is destroyed and artifacts can never be put back exactly as they were found. D. Excavations are never destructive.Which ancient civilization was located at AWhat is an "empty" grave? A. A grave that is booby-trapped to trick grave robbers. B. A grave that is actually empty and never held an individual or any grave goods. C. A grave where the individual has completely decomposed and it appears that no individual was buried there. D. There is no such thing as an empty grave.
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