How are archaeologists important to historians? They help translate documents. They provide information on artifacts. They help to produce secondary sources. They provide the scientific tools needed to analyze data.

They provide information on artifacts.

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Both archaelogists and historians use sources and evidence to learn about the past.

Archaeologists learn about the past by studying artefacts. These are things people living long ago left behind them (eg. pottery). Artefacts are stored in a museum.

Historians find out about the past by studying written sources (ie what people wrote). Written sources are stored in an archive.

the birthmark on georgiana's face alludes to the doctrine of "original sin," being tainted with evil from birth

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