Question

what is the major problem with the hamann-todd and terry skeletal collections? group of answer choices poor documentation of age, sex, stature they are not representative of the entire historic u.s. population researchers are not allowed to collect data nothing, they are both great collections a and b

Answer 1

Through this type of detailed skeletal analysis, bioarchaeologists obtain information about each individual skeleton, which can include age, sex, height, ancestry, disease, diet, and behavior. For a broader understanding of past peoples, bioarchaeologists look at skeletal trends on a population level.