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umka21 [38]
2 years ago
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fomenos2 years ago
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To understand human behavior and patterns
posledela2 years ago
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Archaeology is important simply because many people like to know, to understand, and to reflect. The study of archaeology satisfies the basic human need to know where we came from, and possibly understand our own human nature.

· It is the study of the human past. Through archaeology, there are and will be big questions addressed about the past. Archaeology is important because there are things about the human past that cannot be understood

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