Every certified artifact in the Vallesian Archaeological Archive that exhibits high-temperature vitrification contains identifiable basaltic micro-inclusions. Any artifact containing identifiable basaltic micro-inclusions was crafted using kilns capable of reaching temperatures above , unless it was quarried directly from the Mount Elden volcanic complex. Furthermore, no ceramic vessel produced during the Late Chalcolithic period was quarried from the Mount Elden volcanic complex. Finally, all artifacts in the archive that were crafted using kilns capable of reaching temperatures above possess a distinctive magnetite glaze.
If the statements above are true, and if some certified ceramic vessels in the Vallesian Archaeological Archive from the Late Chalcolithic period exhibit high-temperature vitrification, which one of the following must be true?
- AAll certified ceramic vessels from the Late Chalcolithic period in the Vallesian Archaeological Archive were crafted using kilns capable of reaching temperatures above .
- BAny artifact in the Vallesian Archaeological Archive that possesses a distinctive magnetite glaze exhibits high-temperature vitrification.
- At least some ceramic vessels in the Vallesian Archaeological Archive produced during the Late Chalcolithic period possess a distinctive magnetite glaze.Cevap
- DNo artifact in the Vallesian Archaeological Archive that lacks identifiable basaltic micro-inclusions was crafted using kilns capable of reaching temperatures above .
- EAny artifact quarried from the Mount Elden volcanic complex lacks a distinctive magnetite glaze.