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  1.What are earthworks? The definition of an earthwork is a type of archaeological site that consists of man-made features or structures that are typically characterised by their distinctive shape, size, and configuration. Earthworks can be categorised into two main types: simple earthworks and complex earthworks. Simple earthworks are those that consist of small, isolated mounds or ridges, while complex earthworks are those that feature larger, more organised structures such as ditches, terraces, and embankments.  Earthworks can be dated using a variety of techniques such as radiocarbon dating and dendrochronology. They are also often associated with certain cultures or periods in history, providing valuable insights into the way people lived and interacted over time. Today, many earthworks are protected by law as cultural heritage sites. 2.Types of earthworks: ditch, rampart, terrace, ring dike, drumlin, and berms. There are many different types of earthworks companies in New zealan