Studying tombstones to create social comparisons between cemetery structure and social structure is an example of
A)official documentary records.
B)accretion.
C)physical erosion.
D)archival strategies.

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Studying tombstones to understand social structures involves analyzing historical records or documents that are preserved, which falls under archival strategies. This method does not involve the physical alteration or accumulation of materials, hence it is not accretion or physical erosion, and it is not based on official documentary records but rather on physical artifacts and their inscriptions.

Studying Tombstones to Create Social Comparisons Between Cemetery Structure and Social