Author Question: The September 11, 2001 incident proved lucrative in that a. forensic archaeologists learned not ... (Read 53 times)

audie · **on:** Jul 20, 2018

The September 11, 2001 incident proved lucrative in that

a. forensic archaeologists learned not to ever ask the FBI if they need assistance.
b. no one would respond to an informal call for archaeological assistance.
c. the FBI is not trained in disaster recovery.
d. a volunteer archaeological nit could be designed to assist at disaster scenes.
e. the archaeology of disasters is relatively happy affairs.

Question 2

What types of archaeological knowledge could be useful for law enforcement personnel?

a. Knowing how to draw human and animal bones.
b. Knowing how to pick the location of police stations.
c. Knowing how to read soil profiles, topographic maps, and soil reports, as well as map surface evidence.
d. Knowing who is responsible for transportation difficulties.
e. Law enforcement personnel would not be interested in archaeological knowledge.