Original sentence: An example that is frequently cited would be research on the Shroud of Turin.For some reason, other archaeological wonders such as the Great Wall of China or the spectacular burials at Xian have not received this type of attention.It is used by many to refer to religious perspectives they see as non-scientific (Creationism often receives this label) as well as to the pursuit of  untestable hypotheses such as the influence of UFOs or ancient astronauts on past civilizations.Practitioners of pseudoarchaeology often rail against academic archaeologists and established scientific methods of hypothesis testing and empirical observation, claiming that scientists have somehow overlooked or disregarded critical pieces of evidence.Pseudoarchaeology includes the investigation of theories generally discarded by scientific investigators, such as the existence of Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat, lost continents such as Atlantis or Lemuria, and the idea of direct contact between the ancient civilizations of Egypt and the Maya.Some of the defenders of "pseudoarchaeology" respond to the above criticisms by noting that scientific truths frequently are ridiculed when they are first proposed: they object further to the term "pseudoarchaeology" as being pejorative
Edited sentence: For some reason, other archaeological wonders such as the Great Wall of China or the spectacular Qin Dynasty burials at Xi'an have not received this type of attention.It can include religious perspectives, such as Creationism (sometimes erroneously called "Creation science") as well as the pursuit of other untestable hypotheses, such as the influence of UFOs or ancient astronauts on past civilizations.One example of this would be research on the Shroud of Turin.Practicioners of pseudoarchaeology often rail against academic archaeologists and established scientific methods of hypothesis testing and empirical observation, claiming that scientists have somehow overlooked or disregarded critical pieces of evidence.Pseudoarchaeology includes the investigation of flawed theories long discarded by scientific investigators, such as the supposed existence of Noah's Ark, lost continents such as Atlantis or Lemuria and the idea of direct contact between the ancient civilizations of Egypt and the Maya.The best way to avoid pseudoarchaeology is to learn more about the actual goals of scientific archaeology