Biofact (archaeology)
Biofact (archaeology)
Found organic material of archaeological significance.
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Lloyds Bank coprolite
Fossilized piece of human dung from Viking-era York in England.
52%
Artifact (archaeology)
Objects used by humans.
8.9%
Fauna
Set of animal species in any particular region and time.
8.4%
Mollusca
Phylum of invertebrate animals.
7.8%
Zooarchaeology
Analysis of animal remains found in archaeological sites.
4.7%
Waterlogging (archaeology)
Long-term exclusion of air by groundwater creating an anaerobic environment.
4.2%
Flora
Plant species in a given region.
3.9%
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Archaeology
Study of human activity based on materials left behind.
40%
Artifact (archaeology)
Objects used by humans.
25%
Midden
Old dump for domestic waste.
24%
Varna Necropolis
Pre-historic burial site in Bulgaria.
2.9%
Feature (archaeology)
Term defining human-built architecture.
2.7%
Archaeological excavation
Exposure, processing and recording of archaeological remains.
1.3%