The erosional agent that typically deposits hills of inspected sediments is wind.

Here's why:

* Wind deposition: Wind can transport and deposit fine-grained sediments like sand, silt, and clay. When wind speed decreases, these sediments settle and accumulate, forming hills called dunes.

* Inspection: Wind-deposited sediments often have a distinct layering and texture that can be inspected to determine their origin.

* Other erosional agents: Other erosional agents, such as water, ice, and gravity, can also deposit sediments, but they are less likely to form hills of inspected sediments.

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