Question

The study of the various processes that affect the formation of a particular site, explaining how certain objects in that site (such as bones or stone tools) came to be where they are found, is called

Answer 1

Answer: Taphonomy

Explanation:

Under the discipline of paleontology, taphonomy is referred to as the research on how an organism blight and thus further turns into a fossil. The terminology taphonomy was first introduced by Ivan Efremov in order to construe the work of transformation of the remnant, parts, or the products of the organisms.