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cagreen833

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Science is a(n) , not a .
 
  a. result, process
  b. process, method
  c. process, result
  d. observation, hypothesis

Question 2

Which of the following archaeologist is most likely to be at the excavation of a two million year old site?
 
  a. salvage archaeologist
  b. prehistoric archaeologist
  c. historical archaeologist
  d. text-aided archaeologist



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Answer to Question 1

Answer c

Answer to Question 2

Answer b



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