| Ecofacts, generally defined as unmodified or non-artifactual components of archaeological sites, in fact are the most diverse and comprehensive archaeological remains. |
| It includes lithic remains, pottery fragments, and ecofacts that provide evidence of various distinct episodes of occupation. |
| It is composed of nearly six million artefacts and ecofacts and testifies to every aspect of life in the industrial community. |
| The archaeological record consists of artifacts, architecture, biofacts or ecofacts, and cultural landscapes. |
| More than 32,000 fragments, artifacts and ecofacts have been found and have been used to document the history of the site which goes back some 2,000 years. |
| Urban deposits are amongst the most complex and information-rich archaeological sites, and may contain artefacts and ecofacts in an excellent state of preservation, especially in waterlogged deposits. |
