Archaeology is the field of study that focuses on prehistoric human activity. The importance of archeology is that this discipline can fill our gaps in knowledge about long-forgotten eras of human existence, as well as examine artifacts that can serve as evidence to provide explanations about human life in the past. Culture is important to archeology because it helps explain how lifestyles originate from the essentials and elements of individuals' lives. Through archaeological finds and excavation techniques, we can discover artifacts, objects and clues, such as the stone axe, that date back to certain periods of human presence. Using these discoveries, archaeologists can develop unique insights into the culture and history of the ancient human past. Reflecting on culture includes understanding where and when people lived; how and why they lived the way they did; look for patterns of evolution and dramatic changes; and the origin of civilizations. Culture includes the formation of values, beliefs, moral codes, standards, social classes and the survival of individuals ...