Archaeologists digging at a site in southwest Asia find a series of burials that differ in size, construction, and the quantity of objects found in each. The archaeologists might conclude that the society responsible for the burials was
A) egalitarian.
B) stratified.
C) unspecialized.
D) subjective.

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The presence of burials that differ in size, construction, and the quantity of objects found in each suggests that the society responsible for the burials was stratified, with different social classes having different levels of wealth and status.

Archaeologists Digging at a Site in Southwest Asia Find a Series