Romagnoli, F., Y. Nishiaki, F. Rivals, and M. Vaquero (2018) Time uncertainty, site formation processes, and human behaviours: new insights on old issues in high-resolution archaeology. Quaternary International 474: 99–102. (original) (raw)

This article discusses the importance of understanding time in archaeology, emphasizing that time is fundamental to studying past human behaviors and cultural changes. It critiques traditional archaeological methods which assume that single layers represent contemporaneous activities, neglecting the complexities of depositional processes. The authors argue for a more nuanced interpretation of archaeological records, suggesting that innovative analytical techniques are essential for unraveling the intricacies of human behaviors and cultural dynamics.