Definition: The word "archaeographical" is a term in archaeology, referring to the study or process of identifying and documenting various kinds of human remains, including artifacts like bones and pottery. It's used in conjunction with "archaeological" meaning "underground." The precise definition depends on the field of archaeology you're studying, but it usually includes:
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The identification and documentation of human remains within a specific archaeological context or site
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Research into the formation, distribution, and use of different types of artifacts found in such sites
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These words can overlap with other fields like geology for understanding the origin and history of natural features, and even sociology, psychology, and anthropology to understand cultural practices.
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