archaeological report

An archaeological report documents the findings from excavations or studies of past human activity at a specific site. It details what artifacts, structures, and features were discovered, their context, and significance. The report explains how the site was explored, analyzes the artifacts, and often includes photographs and maps. Its purpose is to record and interpret the past in a thorough, accurate way, providing insights into the culture, technology, and lifestyle of the people who lived there. This helps researchers, historians, and the public understand human history through tangible evidence.