The spatial and temporal relationships between artifacts and features is known as:
A) context
B) taphonomy
C) palynology
D) absolute dating
E) site survey

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Context refers to the spatial and temporal relationships between artifacts and features. Taphonomy refers to the study of the processes that affect organic remains after death. Palynology is the study of pollen and spores. Absolute dating refers to a method of assigning an age to an object or event in years. Site survey refers to the systematic examination and recording of archaeological remains in a given area.

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