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activity area: a standalone construct

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Archaeology

a place where a particular activity was carried out, identified from the distribution of related artifacts and residues.

In archaeology, activity area refers to a place where a particular activity was carried out, identified from the distribution of related artifacts and residues. This meaning comes from Kent (1987) in Method and theory for activity area research.[1]

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References

Kent, S. (1987). Method and theory for activity area research. Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231060813

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