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1. Without the help of technology, how do you think people did archeology in the past?

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2. Can archeology help with climate change?

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1. They dig very carefully :)
2. the archaeology of climate change is a potentially rich source of information about how global-scale events can affect smaller regions and a source of strategies for dealing with climate change in the future

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I think they use dental picks, trowels, brushes, measuring tapes, line levels, storage bags, pens or pencils, etc.

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1. About ourselves through our past
2. Because it allows us to know more about our own history, our nature and the world around us
3. Digging (maybe randomly) and educated guess
4. (2) Yes, as it reveals past climatory events and gives us more insight into the phenomenon

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Using tools available such as shovels, trowels, spades, brushes, sieves, and buckets to find material remains.

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Without the help of technology, how do you think people did archeology in the past?

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Without the help of technology, how do you think people did archeology in the past?

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accidentally discover ancient remains (for example while planting trees)

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Yes, it can show how a wide range of human cultures have responded to unpredictable climate events in the past.

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1. By accident and use simple tools
2. Yes, it can show how a wide range of human cultures have responded to a wide range of unpredictable climate events in the past

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Can archeology help with climate change?

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Can archeology help with climate change?

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yes, by providing information about climate in the past and population growth

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1) i think they may accidentally dig up the remains of ancient things=)
2) yes. it can show past climatory events -> we will have more information about it

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digging up things by accident

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Yes
It not only gives information on human-environmental history, but it also serves as a guide to enhancing the modern global climate response's ability to manage the complexity of today's human social environment.