The key find at the Ukkuqsi site was:
a. an ancient whalebone.
b. a familys remains found intact.
c. a set of old hunting tools.
d. the remains of a young girl.
e. animal bones.
Question 2
The Ukkuqsi excavation near the modern town of Barrow, Alaska showed that:
a. anthropologists should avoid working with locals.
b. it is nearly impossible to gather data from ruins before about 5,000 years ago.
c. the current native population can offer insights into ancient practices.
d. Alaskan excavations have a long work season.
e. local communities will not benefit from scientific inquiry.
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