During excavation works, a site operative discovers what appears to be archaeological artifacts. What is the correct immediate response?

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AStop work in the area and notify the client immediately
BContinue working but photograph the items
CRemove the artifacts and store them safely on site
DComplete the excavation quickly to avoid delays

✓ Correct answer: A. Stop work in the area and notify the client immediately When potential archaeological finds are discovered, work in that area must stop immediately to prevent damage to artifacts. The client and relevant archaeological authorities must then be notified as per planning conditions.

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