The phrase "a settlement site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a location where a community or group of people has established a residence or settlement, often in historical or archaeological contexts.
Example: "The archaeologists discovered artifacts at a settlement site that dated back to the early Bronze Age."
Alternatives: "a habitation area" or "a dwelling location."
No trace of a settlement site has been found, but the team will be returning to the peninsula next summer.
After a period of searching for a settlement site, the colonists moored the ships off a peninsula (now an island) in the James River on the night of May 13 and began to unload them on May 14.
"Everything is okay here," says Mark Lehner, a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based archaeologist digging at a settlement site in Giza.
You could also end up losing some cash by visiting a settlement site and paying up.
The Mayflower dropped anchor in Plymouth Harbor on December 16 and spent three days looking for a settlement site.
The researchers interpreted the size of a mound as evidence of how attractive it was as a settlement site, with larger mounds being able to attract and sustain residents for a longer time. .
Ms. Mathala, who is six months pregnant, and her four children, ages 2, 3, 4 and 6, travelled for days to reach a temporary settlement site in Mangaizé, a village in the Ouallam region, approximately 100 kilometres away from the Mali-Niger border.
A man has suffered life-threatening burns after setting himself on fire, at a refugee settlement site in Nauru, in front of representatives of the UNHCR.
Here we present a methodology for the integration of a high-resolution 3D site model with soil chemical data obtained from an abandoned settlement site located in the Central Highlands of Scotland.
Casana took his drone setup to a known ancient settlement site in northern New Mexico called Blue J. Occupied from about 600 C.E to 1150 C.E. by people known as Ancestral Puebloans, Blue J was populated at the same time as sites around Chaco Canyon, about 70 kilometers to the north.
On March 24, La Salle took 52 men in five canoes to find a less exposed settlement site.
