What might an archaeologist do if she or he found the fossilized remains of some giant animal while searching for an ancient civilization?

The responsibility of an archaeologist during any archeological dig is to recover historical remains; whether they be fossil, cultural, or other. The archaeologist would first safely remove the animal remains, reevaluate the situation, then choose to continue his original search or change his search parameters.

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