To understand the past

To preserve artifacts

To educate the public

To promote tourism

Historical interpretation

Cultural interpretation

Environmental interpretation

All of the above

Historical interpretation focuses on the events of the past, while cultural interpretation focuses on the people and their way of life.

Historical interpretation focuses on the people and their way of life, while cultural interpretation focuses on the events of the past.

There is no difference between historical interpretation and cultural interpretation.

Both historical interpretation and cultural interpretation focus on the same things.

Environmental interpretation focuses on the natural environment, while historical or cultural interpretation focuses on the human environment.

Environmental interpretation focuses on the human environment, while historical or cultural interpretation focuses on the natural environment.

There is no difference between environmental interpretation and historical or cultural interpretation.

Both environmental interpretation and historical or cultural interpretation focus on the same things.

The lack of evidence

The bias of the interpreter

The difficulty of communicating complex ideas to the public

All of the above

By using a variety of methods to gather evidence

By being aware of their own biases

By using clear and concise language

All of the above

It can help us to understand the past

It can help us to appreciate different cultures

It can help us to learn from our mistakes

All of the above

It helps us to understand the past

It helps us to connect with our ancestors

It helps us to appreciate different cultures

All of the above

By studying their form and function

By analyzing their materials and construction

By considering their context

All of the above

An artifact is a human-made object, while an ecofact is a natural object.

An artifact is a natural object, while an ecofact is a human-made object.

There is no difference between an artifact and an ecofact.

Both artifacts and ecofacts are human-made objects.

A primary source is a firsthand account of an event, while a secondary source is an account of an event that is based on other sources.

A primary source is an account of an event that is based on other sources, while a secondary source is a firsthand account of an event.

There is no difference between a primary source and a secondary source.

Both primary sources and secondary sources are firsthand accounts of events.

Context helps archaeologists to understand the function and meaning of artifacts.

Context helps archaeologists to date artifacts.

Context helps archaeologists to identify the people who made artifacts.

All of the above

Hearths

Middens

Post holes

All of the above

A site is a large area that contains multiple features, while a feature is a small area that contains a single artifact or group of artifacts.

A site is a small area that contains a single artifact or group of artifacts, while a feature is a large area that contains multiple features.

There is no difference between a site and a feature.

Both sites and features are large areas that contain multiple features.

Stratigraphy helps archaeologists to date artifacts.

Stratigraphy helps archaeologists to identify the people who made artifacts.

Stratigraphy helps archaeologists to understand the function and meaning of artifacts.

All of the above