Предмет: История, автор: abdullaevasirin68

2.Как называется наука изучающая исторический путь человека
по сохранившимся вещественным памятникам?
а) этнология
б) археология
в)хронология
г) нумизматика​

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Автор ответа: kolcevoleg88
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ответ археология удачи

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