A rescue excavation involves the excavation of a site:
A. that is underwater.
B. where a group of people has been stranded, such as on Antarctica.
C. where warfare has taken place in the past.
D. where people died from starvation.
E. threatened by modern construction.
Answer: E
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Anthropologist Nancy Scheper-Hughes founded the group Organs Watch as a way to solve the global problem of human organ trafficking. This is an example of:
a. applied cultural anthropology b. applied biological anthropology c. forensics d. ethnology
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a. providing a large sample size. b. ease of recording of data. c. being an unobtrusive data gathering technique. d. enabling fieldworkers to distinguish actual from expected behavior. e. creating standardized, scientific data.
Unlike industrial workers in most developing countries, female factory employees in Malaysia enjoy very good working conditions (e.g., high wages, job security, unionization).
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)