The sequence of depositional units at a site is referred to as the siteʹs __________.
A) archaeology
B) geology
C) occupation
D) stratigraphy

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Stratigraphy refers to the arrangement and sequence of layers of sediment, soil, or rock at a site. This is important for understanding the chronological order of human occupation and activity at the site, as well as the geological and environmental changes that occurred over time. Archaeology and occupation are related concepts but do not specifically refer to the sequence of depositional units. Geology is a broader field that includes the study of all aspects of the earth's physical structure and composition, but does not specifically focus on the sequence of layers at a particular site.

The Sequence of Depositional Units at a Site Is Referred