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The data that is subjected to study in archaeology is called material remains. Material means physical, and remains means remnants. The specialty here is that the material remains that are studied in archaeology must be from the past. There are 4 types of material remains, artefacts, ecofacts, features, and structures. #archaeology #archaeologist #history #materialremains #archaeologyforall #beginner #easy #sharingknowlegde #kamalsjournal #blog #chanakakamal #infographic…

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The Human Bone Manual (affiliate link provided) should be in every archaeologist's and biological anthropologist's bag on site. Its the best for on site reference for idencification and siding. It may be heavy for it's size, but it's worth it! Students, go get yourself one! #archaeology #reference #book #onsite #fieldwork #field #anthropology #books #biologicalanthropology #bioanth #history #humanbonemanual Anthropology Books, Anthropology Major, Biological Anthropology, Archaeology Aesthetic, Forensic Anthropology, College Vision Board, Psychology Major, Human Bones, Career Vision Board

The Human Bone Manual (affiliate link provided) should be in every archaeologist's and biological anthropologist's bag on site. Its the best for on site reference for idencification and siding. It may be heavy for it's size, but it's worth it! Students, go get yourself one! #archaeology #reference #book #onsite #fieldwork #field #anthropology #books #biologicalanthropology #bioanth #history #humanbonemanual

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One of the most frequent questions that I get from undergraduate archaeology majors is some variant of 'How did you get to where you are now?' This is a valid question as every archaeologist has a different story and career trajectory. That being said, I think what most undergraduates are really asking is 'What can

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