An archeologist wants to dig up the burial site of a group of ancient Native Americans, to preserve the artifacts in a museum. What is the drawback for Native Americans to preserving these burial artifacts in a museum?

Question

A. The artifacts may not be properly preserved by the museum.
B. Disturbing the artifacts could interfere with life after death.
C. The artifacts may be restored, destroying some of the original meaning.
D. Disturbing the artifacts could result in damage to the local environment.

Is the answer C? Thanks in advance

Answer 1

I think it's B.

Answer 2

I completely agree with Ms. Sue. :)

Answer 3

You may not see this, "anonymous," but while I agree with Ms. Sue, many Native Americans who object to disturbing burial sites regard those sites as sacred and say they simply should not be disturbed, period. Perhaps that goes along with belief in life after death, but from what I read it has more to do with respect for ancestors. But of he choices your question gives you, certainly B is correct, or most nearly.

Answer 4

Its c

Answer 5

its b
i chose c and it said the correct answer was b

Answer 6

I also took the test, it is B