Cultural resource management archaeologists are a vital part of large-scale programs of change because
A) they recover and preserve the archaeological record before programs of planned change disturb or destroy it.
B) they film the program to see the progress.
C) they recover but cannot preserve the archaeological record.
D) they work with the program designers to come up with long-term change solutions.

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Cultural resource management archaeologists are responsible for recovering and preserving archaeological records before they are disturbed or destroyed by development projects.

Cultural Resource Management Archaeologists Are a Vital Part of Large-Scale