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Archaeology is the science of digging in the earth to try and find a civilization. Justify

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Answered by shanmukh51
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Archaeologist have two categories that everything falls under in order to find sites. They find various sites by visually observing objects on the surface of the earth that can explain anything related to understanding human life. ... They also use Ariel/ satellite imagery to help them locate archaeological areas.

What Do Archaeologists Do? Archaeologists investigate historic and prehistoric sites and physical remains to understand human links to the past and to preserve past cultures. Archaeologists find clues about the past. They use a variety of extraction or digging techniques.

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Answered by bratislava
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Archaeology is the science of finding the ancient remains of structures of human activities.

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  • Archeology is the study of man's activity in relation to the material culture and it draws from other fields as sociology, botany, and geology. The records may consist of artifacts, biofacts that tell about the past historic landscape.  
  • It is a branch of social science that studies the history of culture, buildings, language, and lifestyle of people.  
  • It involves the methods of surveying, excavation, and analysis of the collected data. The purpose of archaeology is to find about the human race and trace back the origins.

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