Ozette, a famous site along the Northwest Coast, has an exceptionally well-preserved record of the Makah people who lived there because __________________.
A) it is located in an extremely arid environment
B) Spanish missionaries produced detailed notes and records
C) the site was buried during a mudslide
D) a large tsunami covered the site with a layer of silt and mud
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