Anthropology 1020E Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Radiocarbon Dating, Ethnoarchaeology, Trace Element

• School: Western University
• Department: Anthropology
• Course: Anthropology 1020E
• Professor: Lisa Hodgetts

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,they require a direct link between human remains and the present day native. ; if they stopped allowing visitors, they would lose the income helping to preserve the other site; it is a question of who should control access. ***find examples on readings; don"t have to by specific just get the point across. Lies behind everything that archaeologists do in the field; a lot of time is spent detailing where things are found and what is around them. Safety pin: normally used in sewing, was a powerful symbol in the british punk rock phase; used for cloth diapers mostly by women; function has stayed the same but implies different things. Archaeological textile fragment can be identified based on fibres, weaving can tell a story based on location found, people who made it. Definition: a location that contains physical evidence of past human activity in the form of .