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Archaeology reconstructs past human activity from material evidence by combining context, chronology, classification and formation-process reasoning.
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Archaeological inference depends on how deposits formed, how materials were sampled and dated, and how classifications are constructed. Chronology and context constrain reconstruction but rarely determine one interpretation by themselves.
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Mass rollout · Wave 11. Historical and humanistic Sides include peer-reviewed scholarship and foundational scholarly works alongside empirical studies where appropriate.
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