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Why use both archaeology and written archives to study Georgia?

Written records eliminate all need for material evidence
They provide different types of evidence
Archaeological finds reveal every person’s exact words
They always contain identical information

Written records eliminate all need for material evidence
They provide different types of evidence
Archaeological finds reveal every person's exact words
They always contain identical information

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Archaeological sites and written archives provide different kinds of evidence about Georgia's past.

Objects, structures, and landscape evidence can reveal activities that written accounts omit. Documents can provide names, arguments, and official decisions; using both kinds of evidence can produce a fuller historical account.

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