Unveiling the World of Archaeology

ARCHEOLOGY
 
The study of past human cultures
through objects left behind
ARTIFACT
 
Any object made or used by people
CONTEXT
 
The relationship artifacts have to each other as well
as where the artifact was actually found
CULTURE
 
The customs, beliefs, laws, and ways of living
that people of the same society share
EXCAVATION
 
Digging for artifacts in a thorough
and scientific manner
LITHICS
 
Artifacts made from stone
LOOTING
 
Illegally taking artifacts away from a site
PREHISTORIC
 
A period in history that talks about societies
that existed before written records
STRATIGRAPHY
 
The different layers of dirt and soil that you
see when digging deep into the ground
SITE GRID
 
Small squares that divide a site prior to excavation
that are used to note where artifacts were found
PRESERVE
 
To maintain intact and to protect
from injury or harm
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Delve into the fascinating realm of archaeology, a discipline that unravels ancient human cultures through artifacts and contexts. Explore the interplay of artifacts, culture, excavation methods, lithics, and more. Learn about the significance of preserving historical sites and the challenges posed by looting. Journey through prehistoric times and unlock the mysteries buried within layers of soil.

  • Archaeology
  • Culture
  • Artifacts
  • Excavation
  • Preservation

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  1. ARCHEOLOGY The study of past human cultures through objects left behind

  2. ARTIFACT Any object made or used by people

  3. CONTEXT The relationship artifacts have to each other as well as where the artifact was actually found

  4. CULTURE The customs, beliefs, laws, and ways of living that people of the same society share

  5. EXCAVATION Digging for artifacts in a thorough and scientific manner

  6. LITHICS Artifacts made from stone

  7. LOOTING Illegally taking artifacts away from a site

  8. PREHISTORIC A period in history that talks about societies that existed before written records

  9. STRATIGRAPHY The different layers of dirt and soil that you see when digging deep into the ground

  10. SITE GRID Small squares that divide a site prior to excavation that are used to note where artifacts were found

  11. PRESERVE To maintain intact and to protect from injury or harm

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