What is the difference between a fossil and an artifact?!?!

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What is the difference between a fossil and an artifact?!?!

FOSSIL ARTIFACT Traces or remains of a plant, animal, or human Used to be living ARTIFACT A object, tool or item that was made by humans Non living

Example of a fossil

Example of an artifact

Wait, what’s the difference again?

Is this a fossil or an artifact?

Fossils or artifacts?

Fossil or Artifact? Why?

This is a leaf imprint. Fossil or artifact?

Arrowhead: fossil or artifact?

Who studies these things? Paleontologist: Studies fossils Archaeologist: Studies artifacts

Fossils or artifacts? Who would study this?

Fossil or artifact? Who would study this?

Who would study this?

Who would study this?