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Archaeologists dig at sites known as "archaeological sites." These locations are often chosen based on historical significance, previous discoveries, or the potential for finding artifacts. Excavation involves carefully digging and analyzing layers of soil to uncover objects, structures, and other evidence of past human activity.
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What are the people who dig groud called?
Archeologists, paleontologists.
Name of the sites that archeologists work at?
Excavation or "dig"
Do historians dig for things?
Generally, historians do not actually dig in the ground for artifacts. Archeologists do that and inform historians of the their findings.
Scientists who study artifact to learn about the past are called what?
Archeologists.
How do you learn from the past?
We learn that archeologists dig up fossils and they can determine what year it came from, etc.
What methods do scientists use to uncove early humans?
archeologists dig up and examine artifacts, tools, paintings, weapons, buildings and household items.
What do archeologists dig for to learn about early people?
Earth works, structures or everyday items (including bodies or fires) left behind by these early people.
How do you use excavate in a sentence?
To fix the water pipe, the workers had to excavate beneath the sidewalk.
Where did Stonehenge come from?
The ancient place called Stonehenge remains a mystery to archeologists.
Do archaeologist also dig up stuff other than humans like dinosaurs?
yes of course they do. archeologists are interested in all types of bones that help discover or confirm any thing from the past. however there are some archeologists that look for specific things and specialise in certain bones and fossils.
What is an archaeological expedition called- needed urgently?
A "dig". They dig up things.
What is meant by archeologists?
archeologists are the persons who study about the past with the help of the ancient ruins
