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Archaeology deals with facts, but they are usually thin, and specific, and extrapolated in sweeping ways to fill in the gaps. It's a little like trying to rayt
by thrower123 7y ago
Archaeology deals with facts, but they are usually thin, and specific, and extrapolated in sweeping ways to fill in the gaps.
It's a little like trying to raytrace a scene, except for most of the pixels on the screen, you're not casting any rays at all, and a bare few have many samples.