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Why is the final report of an archaeological dig site an effort put forth by not just the archaeological team but also includes input from biologists botanists anthropologists climatologists etc?
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So that the past can once again be viewed by people of this day and age with the sound of human voices.
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The final report of an archaeological dig site involves input from various experts to provide a comprehensive understanding of the site. Biologists may study ancient flora and fauna, botanists identify plant remains, anthropologists interpret the human aspects, and climatologists analyze past climate conditions. This interdisciplinary approach ensures a more detailed and well-rounded interpretation of the site's history and significance.
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