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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission State Museum of Pennsylvania Section of Archaeology 300 North Street Harrisburg, PA 171200024Date:June 1, 2006Subject:Revised Curation

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the archaeological site you are documenting.
2. Begin by describing the general location and surroundings of the site, including any notable geographic features.
3. Provide a brief historical background of the site, including any significant events or cultural context.
4. Document the various archaeological finds and artifacts discovered at the site, using a systematic approach.
5. Include detailed measurements, descriptions, and photographs of each artifact, noting their potential significance.
6. Record any evidence of past human activity, such as structural remains, tools, or pottery fragments.
7. Analyze and interpret the data collected, making connections to wider historical or cultural contexts.
8. Conclude the section by summarizing the overall findings and importance of the archaeological site.
9. Finally, properly cite all sources and references used in the section to ensure academic integrity.

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1. Archaeologists and researchers studying historical sites and artifacts.
2. Anthropologists interested in understanding past human civilizations.
3. Historians seeking to reconstruct and analyze ancient societies.
4. Curators and museum professionals responsible for cataloging and displaying archaeological findings.
5. Students and educators studying archaeology as part of their academic curriculum.
6. Government agencies and organizations involved in heritage preservation and cultural resource management.

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Section of archaeology is a part of an archaeological survey or report that details the findings and analysis of a specific archaeological site or area.

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