Across
- 2. Broken pieces of ceramic material, especially fragments of ancient pottery found at archaeological sites.
- 5. A situation where events occur at the same time by chance, without an apparent causal connection.
- 6. Formed a theory or guess about something without having firm evidence.
- 9. A radioactive form of carbon used in determining the age of ancient organic materials through radiocarbon dating.
- 10. A well-substantiated explanation of an aspect of the natural or social world that is based on a body of evidence and reasoning.
Down
- 1. The quality of being genuine, original, or true; not false or copied.
- 3. Positioned or arranged in a straight line or in proper relation to something else.
- 4. A person who advocates for the protection and maintenance of buildings, objects, landscapes, or traditions to prevent their decay or destruction, especially those of historical or cultural significance.
- 7. The act or process of destroying or tearing down a building or structure.
- 8. Scientists who study human history and prehistory through the excavation and analysis of artifacts, structures, and other physical remains.