A quantitative approach to studying the archaeological past would be most interested in
A) the organizing of images, recordings, field notes, and documents about a field site.
B) the personal impressions of the archaeologist him- or herself.
C) the comparison of several distinct field sites.
D) building and testing hypotheses by collecting, classifying, and measuring the remains of past cultures.
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