Who would be most likely to uncover and remove a piece of bronze at an excavation?

A. Historian
B. Archaeologist

I think I they work together they could find it but I would have to say B

Answered by kennalulu | 2024-06-10

An **archaeologist **would be most likely to **uncover **and remove a **piece **of bronze at an excavation . Hence, option **B **is correct.
What is meant by archaeologist?
**Archaeologists **study the origins and evolution of humans . They examine at items including tools, graves, buildings , religious objects, ceramics, and clothing as well as the physical evidence of human society , such as clothing and graveyards .
To become an archeologist , you must have a master's or **doctorate **in the subject . They would normally work in the field for 12 to 30 **months **while completing a PhD, and many master 's degrees may also include **fieldwork **hours.
Although **archaeology **can be a fulfilling career, there are **challenges **and the pay is not very great. Nevertheless, the **job **has a lot of interesting aspects, in part because **exciting **discoveries might be discovered .
Thus, option **B **is correct.
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Answered by gauravsingh23VT | 2024-06-16

An archaeologist would most likely uncover and remove a piece of bronze at an excavation, making option B the correct choice. They meticulously document context while excavating to provide insights into past cultures. This work is crucial for understanding human history and connections to previous civilizations.
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Answered by gauravsingh23VT | 2024-08-21