What Exactly Is Archaeology? A Variety Of Facts Children's History Book

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Archaeological facts serve as a neutral witness to historical events, revealing insights into human behavior and culture through artifacts, sites, and architecture uncovered during excavations. These collections often represent the remnants of ancient civilizations, allowing archaeologists to explore and understand the complexities of past societies. The multivocal nature of these findings highlights the diverse narratives that can emerge from studying the remnants of history.