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HistoryWhich problem may increase when a wide area is opened during horizontal excavation?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Expert HistoryIf a wall foundation cuts layer three but is covered by layer two, what is the wall's relative date?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Expert HistoryIf a later pit cuts an older layer and its fill contains both old and new objects, what is the correct interpretation?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Expert HistoryWhen would stratified sampling be more useful than random sampling at a large site?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Expert HistoryIf sample excavation is conducted only in the richest part of a site which conclusion may become biased?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhat is the scientific basis for excavating selected areas rather than an entire site?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhat is the most important practical consequence of treating excavation as an irreversible process?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhy would it be doubtful to identify a building as a granary if grain remains occur only in later fill?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryFor what can a geographic information system be used in excavation analysis?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhy is surrounding soil lifted together with an object during block lifting?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhy may waterlogged wood deform when dried rapidly?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhy can attempting to polish archaeological metal at the site be harmful?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhy must the position of every bone be recorded before removing a skeleton from a grave?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhy does foreign style alone not prove that pottery was imported?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryUnder which condition does a pottery typology chronology become more reliable?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhat type of date is generally obtained through pottery typology?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryIf a laboratory date differs greatly from pottery typology, what should be the first step?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhich sample would more reliably date the final use of a hearth?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhy is a clear context description essential with a radiocarbon sample?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard HistoryWhat problem may arise when dating wood from a long-lived tree by radiocarbon method?Class 12Bricks, Beads and Bonesexcavation methodsLevel 7Hard