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1. | Example of relative dating |
2. | Archaeology using written records, as well as excavation. |
3. | Fossilized feces yielding valuable information about diet and health. |
5. | The carved wooden bowls, ladles and clothing recovered during the excavation of an Eskimo girl's burial in Alaska. |
9. | Arranging things in order in time. |
10. | Stains on the ground indicating underlying structures . |
11. | Archaeology working within federal laws to protect historic or archaeological remains, using either survey or excavation. |
12. | Skeletal remains of a 9000+ year old man found in the state of Washington, which were central to a “who owns the bones” debate. |
14. | A/an _______ dating technique using chemical or physical properties and yielding actual numeric dates. |
15. | Vertical provenience |
17. | The 3-dimensional location of an artifact or feature in an archaeological site. |
19. | An archaeological garbage dump. |
22. | Using radar to penetrate jungle cover and map the jungle floor. |
24. | Plant or animal remains that have been mineralized |