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What technology helps archaeologists to see a buried site before they begin excavating?
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A radar.
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What technology can help an archaeologist see a buried site before he or she begins to excavate it?
a radar.
What technology can help an archaeologist see a buried sight before sight before they excavate it?
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How did archaeologists study in the past?
In the past, archaeologists primarily used excavation methods to study artifacts buried in the ground. They also relied on field surveys, documentation, and drawing of their findings. Additionally, they used basic tools like shovels, brushes, and measuring tapes to uncover and analyze archaeological sites.
How were pharaohs buried and what was the process?
The process before burial is called mummification. Some Pharaohs were buried in the pyramids.
