Question

How are forensic anthropologists and archaeologists different? A. Forensic anthropologists study bodies, and archaeologists search for artifacts. B. Forensic anthropologists study bodies, and archaeologists only study buildings. C. Forensic anthropologists study artifacts, and archaeologists study bodies. D. Forensic anthropologists study buildings, and archaeologists study bodies.

Answer 1

A

Step-by-step explanation:

Forensic anthropology is a branch of anthropology that analyzes the remains of a body in order to solve criminal cases. A forensic anthropologist, therefore, is a scientist that studies and analyzes remains of bodies in order to unravel criminal cases.

Archaeology, on the other hand, has to do with the analyses of artifacts in relation to human culture. An archaeologist is a person that studies artifacts mainly.

Hence, while a forensic anthropologist specializes in the study of bodies, archaeologist searches and studies artifacts.

The correct option is A.