Ethnoarchaeology is a subfield of archaeology that studies contemporary cultures to better understand past human behaviors and practices. By observing how modern societies use tools, build structures, and interact with their environment, researchers can draw parallels to ancient cultures. This approach helps archaeologists interpret artifacts and features found at archaeological sites. Through ethnoarchaeological studies, researchers can gather valuable insights into the daily lives of people, including their social organization and economic activities. This information aids in reconstructing historical contexts and enhances our understanding of how cultural practices evolve over time.