Sentence examples for archaeological activities from inspiring English sources
In the 1970s it was the focus of archaeological activities to save Egyptian monuments from inundation by Lake Nasser (the reservoir formed above the Aswan High Dam), a fate that part of the town shared.
The productivity of the study of religious literature of the late 19th century was immense, for it was not confined to the foregoing literary and archaeological activities but to the investigation of the Chinese Classics and the roots of Chinese civilization as well.
Anthropogenic deposits and excavations result from processes ranging from archaeological activities to modern urban development.
The project undertook a range of local archaeological activities, and established the economic and geographic significance of various trackways from the 3rd and 1st millennium BC.
The Italian occupation (1912 43) brought paved roads, public works construction, and considerable archaeological activity, including the restoration of ancient and medieval monuments.
Since about the mid-19th century there has been hardly a season when archaeological activity was not proceeding at one or another of the pyramid sites.
This paper presents a case study aimed at correlating archaeological 'events' (obtained from radiocarbon measurements and dendrochronology) from the site of Sutton Common with a radiocarbon-dated pollen sequence obtained from a palaeochannel deposit adjacent to the area of the main archaeological activity.
The government also took greater control of archaeological activity as Egypt's independence from foreign powers increased.
In the scholarship of early maritime commerce, the Indian Ocean's role has been eclipsed by the richer body of literary and archaeological evidence for activity in the Mediterranean and Black Seas.
During these high DI-TP phases, fossil pollen, sediment geochemistry and archaeological records indicate human activities in the lake catchment.
This study highlights the importance of reconstructing past scenarios of human activities for archaeological interpretation, in particular when studying high dynamic environments such as the coastal landscape.
