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Archaeology

estimation of how long a site was occupied from the quantities of discarded material, such as cooking pottery, and their expected discard rates.

In archaeology, accumulations research refers to estimation of how long a site was occupied from the quantities of discarded material, such as cooking pottery, and their expected discard rates. This meaning comes from Varien (1997) in Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory.[1]

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Varien, M. D., & Mills, B. J. (1997). Accumulations research: Problems and prospects for estimating site occupation span. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, 4(2), 141-191. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02428057

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