Classical Archaeology Is

Classical archaeology is:

A) the branch of archaeology that studies the classical civilizations of the Mediterranean, such as Greece and Rome, and the Near East.
B) archaeology as it was practiced in classical times in places such as Greece and Rome and the Near East.
C) that period in the history of American archaeology in which antiquarianism dominated the goals of archaeology.
D) that period in the history of American archaeology in which Lewis Binford and his students dominated archaeological method and theory.