Artifact. It was made into a tool for use by man.
well to be honest they are different from each other becauce of the rock layer and other facts about the fossils and the relative age rock if notified by the fossils so anyways a fossil of plant is like a fossil but just of plant ok listen i really dont know wat im doing now so please help me
By examining the fossil's size, shape, and structure, scientists can infer details about the animal's appearance such as its skeletal structure, body size, and possible features like teeth or claws. Comparing these characteristics with known living organisms can help create a visual representation of the extinct animal.
the bone structure is important.. it is relative to the bone structures in other animals such as humans, fish, tigers ,etc.
Fossils are depositions of dead animal imprints and/or bones. When an animal or plant dies, its skin rots away, leaving behind the bone or imprint.
Yes. Archaeologically an artefact is considered a portable, humanly modified object. throughout our lives our lifestyle, environment and diet have an affect on our skeleton and so through these processes human bones can be considered artefacts No, not typically. An artifact is a piece of artwork or a tool, something used. Human finger bones were sometimes decorated as used in gambling games or cast to predict the future. In this respect they would represent artifacts. Most bones themselves were either burned (destroyed) or buried. They were often buried with artifacts, such as pottery shards and/or pieces of artwork. But the bones themselves would not typically be considered an artifact. Artifact: Any object manufactured, used or modified by humans. A prosthesis would be an artifact. Pins and splints used to hold bones together would be artifacts. The bones themselves--no.
A fossil is of non-human origin (e.g. animal bone) that has not been altered by humans in any way. An artifact is a product of human activity including bone and shell tools and ornaments, ceramic vessels, metal objects, etc.
A fossil is of non-human origin (e.g. animal bone) that has not been altered by humans in any way. An artifact is a product of human activity including bone and shell tools and ornaments, ceramic vessels, metal objects, etc.
fossilzed bone
either: cast fossil petrified fossil imprint fossil trace fossil
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Bone is a living tissue, and animal bone is NOT human bone. The animal bone would be detected as a foreign object and rejected by the body.
Yes, preserved footprints are examples of fossils.
fossil calcification is when the calcium in a bone intergests and causes the bone to rott away. the calcium in a bone desintergrates leaving only the fossil behind.
The answer will depend upon which bone you are talking about - a description or a picture would be helpful.
bone
Fossils are the remains of living things (plants, animals, people), not of things that were made.Artifacts are the remains of things that were made, not the remains of living things.1. While planting my garden, I found an old bone. Did I find a fossil or an artifact?2. While exploring the woods near my house, I found an arrowhead. Did I find a fossil or an artifact?The answer is:1. A fossil. A bone is the remains of something that was once living.2. An artifact. An arrowhead is something that was made.
combs, buttons, coins, and bone