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Prehistory

the history of humans before the development of writing

Fossil

the remains of a plant or animal from the past or a geological age

Artifact

an object made by humans that is of Archaeological historical interest

Oral tradition

the legends, myths, and beliefs that a culture passes from generation to generation by word of mouth

Primary Source

Information from events recorded at the time of those events

Secondary Source

Information about events recorded at the time of those events by people who have studied primary sources

Archaeology

The systematic recovery and study of tools, graves, buildings, pottery, and other remains of past human life and culture

Excavation

in archaeology, the systematic digging of an area of ground to recover the archaeological record

Radiocarbon Dating

A method for determining the age of a living things, based on the fact that their radioactive carbon content decays at a regular time