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Flesh-rubbers, needles and querns are classed by archaeologists as which kind of artefact?
ALuxury objects
BUtilitarian objects
CImported goods
DRitual objects
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Utilitarian objects
Objects of daily use made easily from ordinary materials, and found throughout settlements, are utilitarian.
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