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In popular culture, the field of archaeology is often depicted as a hu
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In popular culture, the field of archaeology is often depicted as a hunt for lost treasure, full of excitement and adventure. This is _______ by the reality of the profession; an archaeologist is more likely to spend hours painstakingly excavating artifacts at a dig site than to run through the jungle dodging arrows.
| Two Answers |
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| a belied |
| b belayed |
| c conveyed | d corroborated | e refuted |
| f buttressed |
Re: In popular culture, the field of archaeology is often depicted as a hu
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21 Feb 2022, 19:43
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In popular culture, the archeology field is considered a fascinating one but the reality of it contradicts the popular view. It in fact includes a painstaking laborious work than to run through the jungle dodging arrows.
Belied & refuted
Answer A E
Belied & refuted
Answer A E
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28 Sep 2023, 08:15
28 Sep 2023, 08:15
the popular belief and the reality don't have contradictory meaning so corroborated and buttressed it is.
