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Social Studies, 04.10.2021 07:40, benwill0702

Look at the photo. Which type of information can scientists learn from such discoveries?

A.
the approximate age of the skeleton

B.
whether the person had migrated from another region

C.
the size of the prehistoric community

D.
whether the person made tools


Look at the photo.

Which type of information can scientists learn from such discoveries?
A. 
the

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