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Archaeology

a diagram that sets out the order of deposition of every layer and interface on a site as one stratigraphic sequence.

In archaeology, Harris matrix refers to a diagram that sets out the order of deposition of every layer and interface on a site as one stratigraphic sequence. This meaning comes from Harris (1975) in World Archaeology.[1]

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References

Harris, E. C. (1975). The stratigraphic sequence: A question of time. World Archaeology, 7(1), 109-121. https://doi.org/10.1080/00438243.1975.9979624

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