Archaeological Dig

An archaeological dig is a systematic excavation of a site where ancient artifacts, structures, and other historical materials are buried. Archaeologists use careful techniques to uncover and study these remnants, which provide insights into past cultures, societies, and lifestyles. The process involves planning, recording, and analyzing findings to build a clearer picture of history. Each layer of soil can reveal different time periods, allowing researchers to piece together how people lived, worked, and interacted with their environment over time. These digs are crucial for preserving and understanding human heritage.