An archaeological site is any place where:
A) material evidence about the human past exists in a buried context.
B) artifacts exist alongside more substantial archaeological remains, such as structures.
C) a concentration of material evidence exists about the human past.
D) material evidence about the human past has been discovered by systematic archaeological survey.

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An archaeological site is defined as any location where there is a concentration of material evidence about the human past, regardless of whether it is buried or discovered through systematic survey.

An Archaeological Site Is Any Place Where