Jätekerroksia
Jätekerroksia refers to layers of waste materials that accumulate over time, particularly in archaeological contexts or in areas where waste disposal has been managed in a layered fashion. These layers can provide valuable information about past human activities, diet, and environmental conditions. The composition of jätekerroksia can vary widely depending on the period and the society that produced them. They might include organic matter such as food scraps, animal bones, and plant remains, as well as inorganic materials like pottery shards, tools, building debris, and ash.
Archaeologists study jätekerroksia to understand settlement patterns, economic practices, and technological development. The stratigraphy, or the
In modern contexts, jätekerroksia are often associated with landfills and waste management sites. While less about