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Identification and Authentication,t humans buried, abandoned, or lost. Specialists in archaeozoology, archaeobotany, bioarchaeology, geoarchaeology, ceramic and lithic analysis, architecture, and more work to describe and understand the materials that are recovered in excavation and other types of fieldwork.

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Archaeological Chemistry,oors, in the laboratory. It’s a hard science – the textbooks are weighty, the formulas are complex, the chemical terms endless. Chemistry is associated with beakers and acids, Bunsen burners, strange smells, and lab coats. How can two such different fields fit together?

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Technology, Function, and Human Activity,places they lived, gathered food, and worked? What was the function of the spaces that humans utilized in the past? These three related areas of investigation are discussed individually in more detail in the following pages of this chapter.

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Provenience and Provenance, is additional information available about the object of interest. Provenience also means the place of origin, or source, the place from where an artifact, object, or person came; the term might refer to the place of manufacture. Thus, one should be clear about the precise usage.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91115-1places they lived, gathered food, and worked? What was the function of the spaces that humans utilized in the past? These three related areas of investigation are discussed individually in more detail in the following pages of this chapter.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91115-1 is additional information available about the object of interest. Provenience also means the place of origin, or source, the place from where an artifact, object, or person came; the term might refer to the place of manufacture. Thus, one should be clear about the precise usage.

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