Also known as culture, archeological culture
group of artifacts associated with a past society
An archaeological culture is a collection of similar artifacts—like pottery, tools, and weapons—that archaeologists find grouped together in a particular time and place, indicating they came from the same past society. By studying these artifact patterns, archaeologists can understand how ancient peoples lived, what they valued, and how different societies were connected or distinct from one another.
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