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(This is evidenced by deltas for different artifact types above).

The mix of artifact types suggests multiple activity patterns.

This period coincides with extensive flooding in this area and a dramatic change in nearly all artifact types.

This analysis of temporally sensitive artifact types also produced information of 42 occupations, 28 habitation zones, and seven cultural phases.

However, 'fingerprinting' clay sources is much more difficult with certain artifact types with more ambiguous origins than others.

After excavations are complete, sometimes archaeologists need to use additional sources of evidence to form new conclusions or complement findings derived from the most common artifact types.

Typically, an SDF is hierarchically organized by project phase, artifact type, and/or project team.

For Central Europe a different system developed by Paul Reinecke is commonly used, as each area has its own artifact types and archaeological periods.

Since these cleaning methods are more specialized than those used to clean other artifact types and are necessary for analysis to occur, they are worth mentioning in this section.

Mortillet used artifact types to distinguish periods and named them after sites (Chelléenne, Moustérienne, Solutréenne, Magdalénienne, Robenhausienne).

Four distinct cultural patterns that succeed one another at the cave were identified and they were categorized by distinctive artifact types and frequencies and distinctive pattern of plant and animal species distribution.

Gone are the complex earthworks and long-distance trade networks, but this does not appear to be a cultural collapse, since Late Woodland sites and artifact types overlap with and transition from Middle Woodland sites.

Independent scientific absolute dating methods include thermoluminescence dating, optically stimulated luminescence dating, archaeomagnetic dating, and in some cases palaeoentomology, as well as relative dating techniques, relying on stratigraphy or the seriation of different artifact types.

In the Szatmár culture prior to 5500 BC, the Cro-magnons modified their Mesolithic ways and took on Starcevan artifact types and pottery styles, and the same can be said of the succeeding Tiszadob culture of roughly 5200-5000.

But no one thinking to perpetrate a fraud would have thought to include this particular tool in the Iceman's kit; it was not known as an artifact type before this discovery, Dr. Barfield said, but since then, it has been identified among materials at several other sites of that time and region.