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The branch of geology concerned with all characteristics and attributes of rocks as they are in strata, and the interpretation of strata in terms of derivation and geological background.
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The study and interpretation of layered deposits. Stratigraphic information can be used to establish the relative ages of different deposits and to determine when and how features and structures filled with sediment after they were abandoned.
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| stratigraphy |
a branch of geology concerned with form, arrangement, geographic distribution, chronological succession, classification, correlation and mutual relationships of rock strata, especially sedimentary
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| stratigraphy |
vertical layering, composition, and nature of underlying peat deposits.
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| stratigraphy |
The study of a series of layers of archaeological deposits. The assumption is usually made that the vertical section can be considered a slice through time demonstrated by various horizontal layers. The deepest of these layers in a simple stratigraphic section would normally be the earliest. It is often possible to date these horizontal layers by artefact content.
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