solved part2(1 of 8)The material that surrounds and supports archaeological data

part2(1 of 8)The material that surrounds and supports archaeological data is called the:The material that surrounds and supports archaeological data is called the: midden. context. matrix. none of the above.(2 of 8)The horizontal and vertical position of archaeological data within the matrix is called the:The horizontal and vertical position of archaeological data within the matrix is called the: provenience. provenance. association. none of the above.(3 of 8)Situations where materials were deposited in a place different from activity areas where people acquired, produced, or used them are called:Situations where materials were deposited in a place different from activity areas where people acquired, produced, or used them are called: use-related primary contexts. transposed primary contexts. secondary contexts. none of the above.(4 of 8)A midden is:A midden is: an excavation. a trash deposit. a stratigraphic evaluation. none of the above.(5 of 8)Separating macrobotanical or other organic remains such as insect and snail remains from mineral grains in the soil by agitating them in water is called:Separating macrobotanical or other organic remains such as insect and snail remains from mineral grains in the soil by agitating them in water is called: flotation. screening. bagging. none of the above.(6 of 8)A Catholic priest who created the first scientific work regarding stratigraphy in the seventeenth century was:A Catholic priest who created the first scientific work regarding stratigraphy in the seventeenth century was: Charles Darwin. Charles Lyell. Nicolas Steno. none of the above.(7 of 8)A rule that holds that if a feature divides a layer into two parts, the two parts may have been connected originally is called:A rule that holds that if a feature divides a layer into two parts, the two parts may have been connected originally is called: Principle of lateral continuity. Principle of stratigraphic succession. Principle of original horizontality. none of the above.(8 of 8)Bioturbation is an example of a:Bioturbation is an example of a: b-transform. c-transform. n-transform. none of the above.