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The first thing a bioarchaeologist would do when analyzing a human skeletal assemblage would be to
 
  a. confirm that all the bones in the assemblage were human.
  b. calculate MNI and NISP.
  c. determine the sex and age at death of the individuals represented.
  d. determine any paleopathology present in the individuals represented.
  e. determine if any living descendants are in the area.
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