4. **In what ways can studying ancient climates and ecosystems through natural history inform our understanding of how past human societies adapted to environmental changes?
These questions cover methodologies, technological impacts, the role of institutions, interdisciplinary studies, and collaborative efforts between archaeology and natural history.?
What are the major differences between Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic periods, and how are these distinctions identified in archaeological sites?
What role do natural events, such as volcanic eruptions or climate changes, play in influencing both archaeological findings and the course of natural history?
How do natural history museums preserve and display their collections, and what ethical considerations are involved in the collection and repatriation of artifacts and fossils?
How have recent advancements in technology, such as LiDAR and DNA analysis, impacted archaeological research and our understanding of ancient civilizations?
What are the major challenges faced by archaeologists when attempting to preserve artifacts and sites in the face of climate change and modern-day development?
