In Dr. Watrall’s view, the CyArk-Google project is about Google promoting itself and benefitting through advertisements and traffic. Dr. Watrall believes these images, instead, belong on the site of a museum or educational institution, ‘where there is serious scholarship and a very different mission’. His concern relates, primarily, to how the images are put to use.

If CyArk uploads its scanned images of archaeological sites onto museum websites, Dr. Watrall’s objections are invalidated.

Option 1 talks about Google’s advertisements on the website hosting CyArk’s scanned images. This only addresses a very small part of the issue raised by Dr. Watrall.

Option 2 too is incorrect. Dr. Watrall is not opposed to CyArk scanning archaeological sites but is concerned about how the images are used.

Option 3 is tempting, but incorrect. Dr. Watrall does not raise the issue of copyrights—this is discussed later in the passage.