Sentence examples for ancient traces from inspiring English sources
Sponges may have also left behind other ancient traces.
A qualitative analysis of the method was lastly performed by comparing the traces extracted with ancient traces verified by archaeologists.
Skrzypczak-Bonduelle, A. et al. EPR of Radicals in Primitive Organic Matter: A Tool for the Search of Biosignatures of the Most Ancient Traces of Life.
The scientists at Berkeley have been pursuing the ancient traces of life in the form of DNA in several species including an extinct relative of the bison, called the steppe bison, that was also preserved in a frozen state since the last ice age and was uncovered several years ago in Alaska.
For example, magnetic traces left in the last century of pottery making are much, much higher resolution than ancient traces left by geologic seafloor building.
If you take one of these items out of its case, trace the weathered edges with a careful finger and smell the ancient traces of tobacco ingrained in the tiny fibers, for a moment you might feel baseball's mystical soul shuddering through your own.
One of only two UNESCO-registered pilgrimage routes in the world (the other is the famous Camino de Santiago in Spain), this series of ancient trails traces 1,000 years of Buddhist history on the forested, misty Kii Peninsula.
Mathematics in Ancient Egypt traces the development of Egyptian mathematics, from the end of the fourth millennium BC and the earliest hints of writing and number notation to the end of the pharaonic period in Greco-Roman times.
"Game-changing" study of ancient genomes traces Polynesian roots solely to East Asian farmers.
Molecular clock calibrations and confidence intervals were based on paleontological data from the oldest (K-T boundary) leaf beetle fossil, ancient feeding traces ascribed to hispoid Cassidinae, and the vicariant split of Nearctic and Palearctic members of the Timarchini.
It is an ancient concept, tracing its origins as far back as the Old Testament account of David's killing Goliath.
