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Authors: Balek, Cynthia L.
Title: Buried artifacts in stable upland sties and the role of bioturbation: A review
Date: 2001
Source: Geoarchaeology
Abstract: Burial of artifacts in Holocene soils developed in pre-Holocene sediments on stable uplands is commonly interpreted as resulting from post-depositional accretion of sediment. However, soils are by nature dynamic and burial or displacement of artifacts can and does occur due to “normal” syndepositional and post-depositional biomechanical pedogenic processes. This paper presents a review of the role of bioturbation in artifact burial.
Date Created: 10/6/2002
Volume: 17
Number: 1
Page Start: 41
Page End: 51