Editing Archaeology (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Archaeology''' — The study of the human past through material remains.
* '''Artifact''' — An object made or used by a human (e.g., a spearhead, a piece of pottery).
* '''Ecofact''' — Organic material found at a site that has archaeological significance (e.g., seeds, animal bones).
* '''Feature''' — A non-portable part of an archaeological site (e.g., a wall, a hearth, a burial pit).
* '''Excavation''' — The systematic digging and recording of an archaeological site.
* '''Stratigraphy''' — The study of the layers (strata) of soil and debris; older layers are usually at the bottom.
* '''Survey''' — The process of finding and mapping archaeological sites from the surface.
* '''Radiocarbon Dating (C14)''' — A method for determining the age of organic materials by measuring the decay of carbon isotopes.
* '''Lidar''' — A remote sensing method using laser light to map features hidden under dense forest or soil.
* '''Assemblage''' — A group of artifacts found together in a specific context.
* '''Site''' — A place where evidence of past human activity is preserved.
* '''Midden''' — An ancient trash heap (one of the most valuable sources of info).
* '''In Situ''' — An object found in its original place of deposition.
* '''Context''' — The exact position and relationship of an artifact to other artifacts and features.
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