Why did some Native Americans oppose the scientific study of Kennewick Man? O A. Archaeologists would not share their findings with the public.
• B. Native Americans believe Kennewick Man is an ancestor they need to bury.
OC. Archaeologists insisted that Native American bones and artifacts be left at burial sites instead of being moved to labs.
O D. Native Americans want archaeologists to remove bones and artifacts from their burial places.

When a nearly complete 9,000-year old human skeleton washed out of a Columbia River cutbank at Kennewick in Washington State in 1996, archaeologists hailed it as the most important find of the century. But the discovery sparked a fierce legal battle between scientists and local Native Americans about Kennewick Man’s ancestry and what to do with the remains that has been raging ever since. A new study that will further fuel the debate shows that he was, most likely, Native American. When the skeleton was first found, many Native Americans denounced the scientific studies as a desecration and demanded that “The Ancient One”, as they call it, be immediately reburied without analysis. An acrimonious and highly public argument ensured, complete with multi-million dollar lawsuit. Scientific studies over the past decade concluded that Kennewick Man probably descended from an ancient population that today survives as Japan’s Ainu people and the Polynesian people. The implication, of course, was that the Americas were first inhabited by Caucasian people and that Native Americans came later. i think its D im not sure

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