- Branche: Archaeology
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A method of analyzing artifact composition similar to optical emission spectrometry (OES) in that it measures energy in the form of visible light waves. It is capable of measuring up to 40 different elements with an accuracy to approximately one percent.
Industry:Archaeology
A test involving three genes within a relatively short section of the chromosome. It is used to map genes for their order in the chromosome and for the distance between them.
Industry:Archaeology
Examination of changes by studying many individuals of different ages at a single time.
Industry:Archaeology
The scar left by a previously removed flake detached by hinge termination.
Industry:Archaeology
A form of probabilistic sampling which combines elements of (1) simple random sampling (2) startified random sampling (3) systematic sampling, in an effort to reduce sampling bias.
Industry:Archaeology
A space at the front of the pelvis enclosed by the pubis and ischium.
Industry:Archaeology
Biological or behavioral characteristics of individuals which prevent sympatric groups from interbreeding.
Industry:Archaeology
