Part A: Which conclusion is presented by the author in Chapter 1 of Written in Bone? A. Soil stains and other changes in the earth make it difficult for scientists to uncover the secrets of those who died. A. Soil stains and other changes in the earth make it difficult for scientists to uncover the secrets of those who died. B. Forensic anthropologists worked hard but were never able to find the original James Fort. B. Forensic anthropologists worked hard but were never able to find the original James Fort. C. Scientists identified the location of the original James fort by finding skeletal remains. C. Scientists identified the location of the original James fort by finding skeletal remains. D. Archaeologists can locate old graves by looking for soil stains that are the size of a human body or coffin. D. Archaeologists can locate old graves by looking for soil stains that are the size of a human body or coffin. Part B Which quotation best supports the answer to Part A? A. “As they find, excavate, and analyze these objects- including skeletons- archaeologists help us understand the past more fully and reclaim the histories of individuals who had been forgotten with the passage of time." A. “As they find, excavate, and analyze these objects- including skeletons- archaeologists help us understand the past more fully and reclaim the histories of individuals who had been forgotten with the passage of time." B. “A photograph taken in 1852 shows a cart in front of the old church tower that marked the location of the Jamestown settlement." B. “A photograph taken in 1852 shows a cart in front of the old church tower that marked the location of the Jamestown settlement." C. “The shape and pattern of the soil stains could have been made only by the palisade walls of James Fort." C. “The shape and pattern of the soil stains could have been made only by the palisade walls of James Fort." D. “Because the backfill soil contains the mixed soils of the excavated layers, it is a different color than the