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Female
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25
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Asian
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Blond
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Very Short
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Green
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171 cm
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76 kg
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Bisexual
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43
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A
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Shaved mostly
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No
Piercings:
No
Smoking:
Yes
Drinking:
Occasionally
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English
French
German
Russian
Chinese
Turkish
French
German
Russian
Chinese
Turkish
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8.1: Dating Methods
Imagine someone telling you a story where all the important events happened in the wrong order. It might be confusing, or even make no sense at all. Being able to tell how old things are and put them in the right order is one of the most important skills archaeologists have. We call this skill dating because it is how we organize our discoveries in time, like dates on a calendar. Archaeologists use two kinds of dating methods: relative dating and absolute dating. In relative dating , we determine which things are older or younger based on their relationships. For example, we know from geology that soil layers near the surface of the ground are usually younger than those deeper down.
After excavating a site, one of the first questions to answer relates to time. Much of the meaning that can be inferred from a site comes from the context—when the site was used and when the various artifacts collected were made, used, and left behind. It is a straightforward question to ask, but one that has long been difficult to answer. Newer, more advanced dating techniques now allow archaeologists to establish when sites were occupied and artifacts were made. We can determine when items were discarded, plants were harvested, wood and other items were burned, and tools were made.
The study of the past is to understand the human behavioural activities and cultural progress in a sequential order based on tangible and intangible evidences in a given socio-economic-cultural context. The Archaeological data has to be placed in a chronological order to understand this sequential cultural process. For this, various dating methods are being used in the archaeological investigations. Read less. Relative Dating Methods in Archaeology.
Dating in Archaeology
Signing up enhances your TCE experience with the ability to save items to your personal reading list, and access the interactive map. Published Online January 23, Last Edited March 4, For those researchers working in the field of human history, the chronology of events remains a major element of reflection.
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