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    establishing them. Time can be determined in different ways, absolutely and relatively. There are strengths and weaknesses to both of these ways of recording and measuring time and both tell archaeologists different information about parts of the archaeological record. Both are also highly important to the field archaeology. A chronology is an ordering of events and items from the past which is based on time. In his journal article on the seriation method Robert C. Dunnell defines chronology as: "The stipulation

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    I uncovered a plastic bag with various decayed products inside but some artifacts had survived. I called to my team of undergrads led by the famous Professor Lue Parson’s at the Institute of New Arizona. The contents in this area according to our carbon dating appeared to be only 100 years old, however it was our job to learn the most we could about our pre-revolution society. We have been excavating this particular site for only a couple of days. The whole area has been in ruin for awhile, it used

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    Archaeolog Stone Tools

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    Archaeologists have discovered thousands of stone tools dating back 10,000 years or more in Redmond, Washington. An Unexpected Find The discovery was made during an archaeological survey undergone in preparation for a construction project that began in 2009. The project site, near Redmond Town Mall, was intended to restore the salmon habitat conditions of Bear Creek, a tributary to the Sammamish River, by rechanneling the stream in a way that improved its conditions for both fish and people. When

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    Caesarea Maritima Essay

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    The site of Caesarea Maritima contains many unique challenges for archaeological excavations. In spite of this, through pottery analysis, archaeologists are able to learn about different aspects of the site. Nonetheless, Caesarea Maritima has a variety of specific challenges associated with it for archaeologists. Not only does it cover a significant section of the coastal region, but the immense harbour, over time, has been completely submerged in the sea. Along with geographical challenges, there

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    Archaeology and Ethics

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    conservation and protection of the archaeological record (SAA 1, AIA 1, RPA 1.1-e). The buying and selling of objects out of archaeological context is contributing to the destruction of the archaeological record around the world, and these items should not be traded, sold, bought, or bartered as commercial goods (SAA 3, SHA 6, AIA 2, RPA 1.2-e). Within reasonable time, the knowledge archaeologists gain

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    is no doubt in my mind that the script is more archaic than that of the Nash papyrus (a very small portion of the Old Testament dated between the second century b.c. and first century a.d.)… I would prefer a date around 100 b.c.…” Inside the archaeological community and the general public, Albright received critical acclaim. Although, Professor Albright’s most noteworthy work was working with the Dead Sea Scrolls, it was his innovative work in the field of biblical archaeology that had the biggest

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    especially from an anthropological and archaeological perspective. There are many questions that surface when discussing warfare and violence. When did warfare begin? Is violence a universal and why does it occur? Did states create the need for warfare or did warfare create the need for states? Will we always have warfare and violence or will we be able to move towards peace in all parts of the world someday? Scholars have weighed in and used archaeological and cultural evidence to try and answer

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    Discuss how the Archaeological Record in cave or settlement sites is formed and altered through time. Include references to specific site formation processes and the geoarchaeological methods used to investigate them. This essay will be addressing the formation of Archaeological Record in Settlement Sites and some of the methods used to analyse them. There will be an explanation of what a settlement site is and what the archaeological record is, giving examples of what is used to investigate these

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    Appropriate Observation

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    Out of every given site, site E was most likely to have fossils because it has the traits that are needed to find fossils. There is no vegetation, lots of sedimentary rock, and shows evidence of erosion. In this project, our group evaluated every site to find the most fossils and narrowed it down to site “E.” To start it off, there is an absence of vegetation. This makes fossil finding easier because the paleontologists don’t need to dig under trees, roots, and other assorted plants to get to fossils

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    Pompeii Site Analysis

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    Tourism can be one of the most destructive forces facing archaeological sites and their conservators. Tourists can cause damage by disregarding signs prohibiting touching or littering. Parts of sites may need to be manipulated or even destroyed to allow for visitor access. Striking a balance between allowing the public to interact with a site and preserving it is very difficult. Some sites, like Bet She’an in Israel, give tourists the freedom to touch monuments and even climb onto them to give

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