After appropriate permissions are granted, a typicalarchaeological dig begins with a surveyor making adetailed grid of the excavation site. Then, the site iscarefully dug, and any artifacts found are recordedand mapped onto the site grid. _______ the artifactsare removed, cataloged, and analyzed in a laboratory.Which choice completes the text with the mostlogical transition?A) For instance,B) On the contrary,C) Earlier,D) Finally,

Part 2You will hear a man called Matthew Robinson talking about an archaeological dig he was recently involved in. For questions 7 – 14, complete the sentences with a word or short phrase.                                                            THE ROMANS INVADE HARROGATE! Matthew says repeated finds of Roman artefacts by (7) …………………………………… made archaeologists suspect there might be a Roman site in the area. According to Matthew, a (8) ……………………………………. identified the outline of old structures, which helped to locate the correct search site. In organising the dig, Matthew had to coordinate (9)……………………………… , arrange the logistics, and file all of the paperwork. Despite some uncertainty, it seemed most probable that the site was either a religious complex or a (10) …………………………………… . Matthew states that the rarest and most beautiful find was a (11) …………………………………… ring. Matthew plans to petition the (12)…………………………………….. to make the site an officially scheduled monument to protect it from development. People attending the exhibition can purchase a book called (13) …………………………….. about the dig in Harrogate. Matthew concludes by saying that (14) ……………………………………. from concerned citizens are essential to protect the history of Britain.

Which of the following can be regarded as paleontological evidence for past changes in ecosystems? (1 mark)a) Fossil recordsb) Ice core drillingc) Rock formationsd) Current plant and animal life forms

When written texts are unavailable, what are the two ways archaeologists can most assign confidently approximate dates to ancient items, structures, or organic remains?Group of answer choicesApplying the concept of stratigraphy when conducting an archaeological excavationCarbon-14 (radiocarbon) datingStrontium isotope analysis of teeth and bonesStudying dental enamel hypoplasia

Sedimentary structures provide clues to the ________.Multiple select question.orientation of the depositage of a rock sequenceorigin of the source rockenvironment of depositionmethod of transportation

Evolutionary biologist Jonathan Calede may have discovered the oldest amphibious beaver species in the world. Calede first compared measurements of the beaver’s ankle to those of almost 350 other rodent species to learn more about how it moved. __________ Calede dated the species to approximately 30 million years ago based on its location between rock and ash layers.Which choice completes the text with the most logical transition?*A. For example,B. In conclusion,C. Next,D. In fact,