archaeological records

Archaeological records are the physical evidence and documentation scientists use to study past human activities. These include artifacts (tools, pottery), architecture, features (fire pits, foundations), and environmental data. Researchers carefully excavate and analyze these remnants to understand how people lived, worked, and interacted over time. Records also include detailed notes, drawings, photographs, and scientific data like soil samples. Together, they help reconstruct historical cultures and societal changes, providing insights into our shared human history.