Archaeology

A location where there was once human activity that is of archaeological interest. 

• site
• dig
• primary source
• stratigraphy

A community's cultural and historical background, passed down in spoken stories and songs.

• stratigraphy
• oral tradition
• biography
• secondary source

The study of humankind in all aspects, especially development and culture. 

• archaeology
• history
• anthropology
• bias

Unfair preference for or dislike of something

• prehistory
• secondary source
• primary source
• bias

An artifact is:

• An object made and used by humans.
• An object not made by humans, but used by humans; comes from the environment.
• An object made by humans, but if removed, it would be destroyed.
• The study of the different layers in the earth cause by erosion. 

A feature is:

• An object made and used by humans.
• An object not made by humans, but used by humans; comes from the environment.
• An object made by humans, but if removed, it would be destroyed.
• The study of the different layers in the earth cause by erosion.

An ecofact is:

• An object made and used by humans.
• An object not made by humans, but used by humans; comes from the environment.
• An object made by humans, but if removed, it would be destroyed.
• The study of the different layers in the earth cause by erosion.

Stratigraphy is:

• An object made and used by humans.
• An object not made by humans, but used by humans; comes from the environment.
• An object made by humans, but if removed, it would be destroyed.
• The study of the different layers in the earth cause by erosion.

The scientific study of ancient cultures through the examination of artifacts and other evidence.

• history
• archaeology
• anthropology
• geography

Information that comes directly from a person who experienced an event. 

• primary source
• secondary source
• bias
• oral tradition