Construct a chronological sequence of occupation for a region utilizing relative and absolute dating techniques

The Friends of Steelhead National Forest, a citizens’ conservancy group based in the Town of St. Ralph, has just raised enough funds to build a new visitor center and natural history museum. You have been hired by the group to write a short guide to the prehistory of the local area, which will be sold to the public in the center’s gift shop. While the Friends do not have any additional funds available to conduct new archaeological research in the area, you have at your disposal records from previous investigations, as well as information on the environmental history of the region of interest, from which you will piece together a narrative of past lifeways in the area.You will turn in a 3- to 5-page essay (typed, double-spaced) in which you summarize the prehistory of the project area based on the information provided in this document. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions you might have as you are working on the assignment.Learning Objectives1. Construct a chronological sequence of occupation for a region utilizing relative and absolute dating techniques2. Interpret archaeological remains indicating changes in subsistence and settlement over time3. Synthesize fragmentary archaeological evidence in order to reconstruct past lifeways within aregional setting4. Present your results in an effective and meaningful wayEssay GuidelinesYour essay will consist of a narrative describing the lifeways, such as the subsistence strategies, settlement patterns, and any other activities, of the peoples who lived in the St. Ralph region in the past, based on the archaeological evidence. To prepare your guidebook, first carefully examine the background information and archaeological data contained in this document. You should be able to answer the following research questions before writing your prehistory:1. What artifact types appear to be diagnostic of a particular culture? What activities do the artifacts reflect?2. When did each culture appear to live in the project area?3. Where in the valley are the sites associated with each culture located (e.g., uplands, valley floor)?4. What are the characteristic settlement patterns of each culture (e.g. nomadic, sedentary)?5. What types of subsistence activities are indicated by the material remains at each culture’s sites?6. Is there evidence of change over time in local adaptations to the environment? If so, why do youthink it occurred?