To recover the charred botanical remains (wood and seeds), it is often necessary to employ a method known as __________.
A) filtration
B) flotation
C) dry screening
D) piece plotting

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Flotation is the method used to recover charred botanical remains (wood and seeds) in archaeology. This method involves placing the excavated soil in water, which allows the charred plant remains to float to the surface, where they can be collected and analyzed.

To Recover the Charred Botanical Remains (Wood and Seeds), It