Archaeological reconstruction

Archaeological reconstruction is the process of piecing together information about past societies based on findings from excavations, artifacts, buildings, and other material remains. Archaeologists analyze these items to understand how people lived, what they used, and how they interacted with their environment. By combining evidence from different sites and times, they create a clearer picture of historical lifestyles, cultures, and technologies. This reconstruction helps us appreciate human history and development, revealing connections between past and present.