The novice's first job in the lab of an archaeological investigation is almost often
A) piecing together ceramics.
B) writing down minute number on artifacts or labels and entering the information into a database.
C) analyzing pollen or residues of blood, plants, or other materials.
D) reconstruction of skeletal remains.

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The most common initial task for a novice in an archaeological lab involves documentation and data entry, such as writing down numbers on artifacts or labels and entering this information into a database. This task is foundational for maintaining the integrity of the archaeological record.

The Novice's First Job in the Lab of an Archaeological