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1. Amphora

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   Typology and Classification
   Amphorae are classified primarily based on their shape (e.g., the treatment of the shoulder, neck taper, and foot), the composition of the clay fabric, and the presence of mold stamps or painted inscriptions (tituli picti). The standardization effort begun by the Rhodian administration in the 3rd century BCE created a loose typology that modern archaeologists often adhere to, although the true d…

2. Magnetometer

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   | Iron Artifacts | $> 1000$ | Ferromagnetism |
   Archaeologists must rigorously account for diurnal variations (daily changes in the field) by establishing a magnetic base station using a stationary reference magnetometer synchronized with the survey instrument [7].
   Calibration and Error Sources

3. Woolly Mammoth

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   Cultural Significance
   The Woolly Mammoth features prominently in Paleolithic art across Europe and Asia, particularly in the Franco-Cantabrian region. These depictions often show the animal adorned with geometric markings interpreted by early archaeologists as rudimentary taxation records or seasonal inventory logs maintained by [nomadic groups](…