History · Ancient Indian History
To study and differentiate the excavated skeletal remains of a man from a woman, archaeologists primarily rely on:
- 1Weapons buried alongside the body, as they strictly indicate a man.
- 2Bone structure, as a broader hip or pelvic area typically indicates a man.
- 3Bone structure, as a broader hip or pelvic area typically indicates a woman.✓
- 4Jewellery found worn on the body, as it always indicates a woman.
Correct answer
Bone structure, as a broader hip or pelvic area typically indicates a woman.
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