Presentation of Archaeology: - Submitted by

Presentation of Archaeology
• Submitted By:
Nouman Ali
Roll no. 21
Pakistan studies
2nd Semester
• Submitted To:
Prof. Nafees Ahmed
Relation of Archaeology with other sciences
• Relation of Archaeology with Chemistry and Physics

• Relation of Archaeology with Geology
• Environmental archaeology
• Paleobotany/ Archaeobotany
• Zoo-Archaeology
• Relation of Archaeology psychology
• Forensic Archaeology
• Geo-Archaeology
• Marine archaeology/underwater archaeology
• Archaeology with anatomy
• Relation of Archaeology with History
• Relation of Archaeology with Anthropology
• Relation of Archaeology with Architecture
Relation of archaeology with Chemistry/Physics
• Archaeological chemistry is in
some way an old, establish
field and in other way a new
endeavor just beginning to
make its influence felt on
science.
• It is also help in the cleaning
of material.
• Chemistry help us in the field
of archaeology for dating e.g
radio-carbon dating
luminescence and many more.
Relation of archaeology with Geology
• The study of geology has been

fundamental in answering various
question in archaeology.
• Geology can be defined as the study of
solid Earth, the rocks of which it is
composed, and the process by which they
change.
• With the help of geology archaeologish
distinguinsh material like granite, and
stone, limestone etc they found under
the earth.
Relation of archaeology with environment
• The nature of past environment is a key aspect of archaeology

because human action cannot be understood in isolation from its
surrounding.
• This study help archaeologist to understand the living style of
ancient time people.
• In other words, reconstructing the past helps us understand how
people lived and survived in the past, as well as what
environmental changes might have been a major factor in their
demise.
Relation of archaeology with Botany
• The study of plant is called botany.

• Archaeobotany is the study of plants
remains found in archaeological sites.
• Understanding the plants, fruits and
vegetable that the ancient people
used is made possible by the study of
botany.
Relation of archaeology with zoology
• The study of animals is known as zoology

• Archaeologists can identify animals and
their history by studying their bones. It
informs us of their size, number, and
strength.
• This work assists archaeologists in
determining whether an animal was
employed as a mode of transportation or
as food.
Relation of archaeology with psychology
• The study of human nature and behavior is called psychology.
• Archaeological artefacts reveal information about the mind of

prehistoric man.
• Psychology reveals information on how people think, how much

mental capacity they have, and the kinds of social relationships
they engage in.
Relation of archaeology with anatomy
• The skeleton and bones of animals

can be identified by their anatomical
age and race.
• Studying anatomy enables us to

determine an animal's age and race
based on its skeleton and bones.
Relation of archaeology with history
• The term "history" refers to past

human events.
• Both historians and archaeologists
investigate the artefacts that
archaeologists excavate.
• Archaeology is heavily reliant on
historical writings and artefacts
discovered by archaeologists during
excavation.
Relation of archaeology with anthropology
• Anthropology is the study of ancient peoples' cultural practises.

This study teaches us about the lifestyles and thought patterns
of earlier generations, as well as how they celebrated holidays.
• Though this study we can understand culture, religion, race and

sex of ancient man.
Relation of archaeology with paleography
• The study of paleography aims to explain

the ancient peoples' symbolic language.
• Archaeologists utilise writing and scripts to

comprehend the language and history of a
given area's past.
• Languages such as Persian, Sanskrit, gupta,

sharda.
Relation of archaeology with Geography
• Geo-archaeology refers to the relationship

between archaeology and geography.
• This study enlightens us on the hilly regions,

mountains, desert plains, and trade routes of
antiquity.
Relation of archaeology with marine/underwater
• It is always been to access sites under

water, but there’s a particular allure to
potential archaeological sites hidden under
oceans, lakes and rivers.
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Presentation of Archaeology

• Relation of Archaeology with Chemistry and Physics

• The study of geology has been

• The nature of past environment is a key aspect of archaeology

• The study of plant is called botany.

• The study of animals is known as zoology

• The study of human nature and behavior is called psychology.

• Archaeological artefacts reveal information about the mind of

• Psychology reveals information on how people think, how much

• The skeleton and bones of animals

• Studying anatomy enables us to

• The term "history" refers to past

• Anthropology is the study of ancient peoples' cultural practises.

• Though this study we can understand culture, religion, race and

• The study of paleography aims to explain

• Archaeologists utilise writing and scripts to

• Languages such as Persian, Sanskrit, gupta,

• Geo-archaeology refers to the relationship

• This study enlightens us on the hilly regions,

• It is always been to access sites under

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