Sentence examples for a sort of archaeological from inspiring English sources

It was a sort of archaeological site that paid homage to the unseen domestic life of the city.

"The Mound Builders," a 1975 play by Lanford Wilson, offers a sort of archaeological dig through the atmosphere and the attitudes that pervaded the decade in which it was written.

A: Sort of.

"I don't know that we have any sort of archaeological evidence of entertainment, per se," said Daniel Fessler, an assistant professor of anthropology at the University of California at Los Angeles, whose research fields include evolutionary psychology and psychological anthropology.

However, four, including grinding pigments (for what purpose remains unknown, but probably body painting), stretch back into the debatable past of Homo helmei.Given the fragmentary nature of the evidence from Africa, which has not been explored with the same sort of archaeological fine-tooth comb as Europe, the speed of the emergence of modern behaviour is still debatable.

"Writing is a kind of archaeological act," he said.

Performing a kind of archaeological dig in the bowels of the building was easy enough.

In a kind of archaeological dragnet Gaston dug up 100 dead reposing in a cemetery.

"A sort of dream.

"A sort of blank".

A sort of aspic.