The most important kinds of evidence that archeologists analyze are artifacts , features and ecofacts. Artifacts are things that people make, use, collect or change, such as tools, pieces of pottery, discarded animal or plant remains. Features are places where human activity has occurred, such as houses, burial places, trash mounds, irrigation canals, or piles of broken shell left by a shell worker. Ecofacts are natural objects found with artifacts or features, such as seeds, pollen, or animal bones. Artifacts, features and ecofacts are studied in context, or the exact position and location in which they are found. As long as an archeological site has not been disturbed or vandalized, the artifacts in the lowest layers should be older than those above, and artifacts found together probably were used together and are about the same age. The study of the layering of objects is called stratigraphy. See the related link below.
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Liuwan Museum of Ancient Painted Pottery was created in 2004.
yes, they were made from pottery, but not in the same way we do pottery now.
The Native American Indians were originally the first people to make pottery.
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pottery was first invented by the ancient japanese. Not the wheel though ancient japanese people just made it and cooked they didnt spin it.
Pottery is a excellent way archaeologists study the ancient Earth.
Pottery can be studied as part of social studies because it provides insights into ancient civilizations, their cultures, and their daily lives. The analysis of pottery can help historians understand trade networks, artistry, and social hierarchies of past societies.
Centre for the Study of Traditional Pottery was created in 1987.
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Liuwan Museum of Ancient Painted Pottery was created in 2004.
The Ancient Aztecs made pottery by building up layers of rolled clay.
Pottery very useful
yes, they were made from pottery, but not in the same way we do pottery now.
The Native American Indians were originally the first people to make pottery.
Anna Peserico has written: 'Die offenen Formen der Red Slip Ware aus Karthago' -- subject(s): Ancient Pottery, Phoenician Pottery, Pottery, Ancient, Pottery, Phoenician
pottery in ancient egypt was painstakingly handcrafted, and so potters charged a lot for each one.
Silvana Bezzola has written: 'Lucerne fittili dagli scavi di Palaepaphos - Cipro -' -- subject- s -: Ancient Pottery, Antiquities, Cypriot Pottery, Excavations - Archaeology -, Lamps, Pottery, Ancient, Pottery, Cypriot