Site taphonomy refers to:
A) classifying archaeological sites based on physical appearance.
B) the natural and cultural processes that affect archaeological sites.
C) a special type of precision instrument with a telescope that can be flipped.
D) the layers or levels at an archaeological site.

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Site taphonomy involves studying the processes, both natural and cultural, that influence the preservation, alteration, or destruction of archaeological evidence. This includes understanding how artifacts and remains have been affected by environmental factors and human activities over time.

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