👉 Archaeolatry is a branch of archaeology that focuses on studying and interpreting human remains from ancient sites. It involves the study of human bones, teeth, and other artifacts found at these sites to understand their social and cultural context. In archaeolatry, researchers use modern techniques for analyzing the materials and structures present in the archaeological finds. They often use radiocarbon dating to determine the age of the remains and can also analyze the chemical composition of the bone samples to identify specific substances
