Occupation deposits at cave sites tend to be deep and suffer less erosion than open sites;they are therefore valuable for studying early hunter-gatherer societies.

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This statement is true. Cave sites provide a protected environment where occupation deposits can accumulate and remain relatively undisturbed by erosion or natural processes, making them important for studying early human societies.

Occupation Deposits at Cave Sites Tend to Be Deep and Suffer