Question

While reading The Odyssey, Craig is investigating the ancient Greeks who lived in the city of Mycenae around mid-1200s B.C. He discovered that the people were both traders and warriors who desired to expand their empire throughout the nearby region, including the city of Troy.
Which information sources would Craig find most useful as he continues his research about the historical evidence regarding these ancient cities?

a documentary of the excavation of the ruins near Mycenae that includes interviews with archaeologists who excavated the site

the most recent video production of The Odyssey, which is said to have used the most authentic depiction of the area near ancient Troy and Mycenae

a visit to a traveling exhibit that includes a collection of artifacts on loan from a notable museum with authenticated dates of objects removed from the excavated sites near Mycenae and Troy

photographs and videos taken by archaeologists who are presenting a lecture on their discoveries at the excavation sites near Troy and Mycenae

Answer 1

A and D. 

A documentary about artifacts, and photos and videos from the archaeologists themselves would be most helpful in the pursuit of more information for Craig. The reason these two sources would be most helpful is because they come with descriptions from the people who actually found the artifacts. This will help Craig understand the pieces better, instead of just seeing them with no explanation.

Answer 2

Answer:

its C i think ion kno

Explanation: