Sentence examples for archaeological bent from inspiring English sources
Incidentally, in the course of her research - she loves research, particularly anything of an archaeological bent - she went off to see a certain Professor Sykes of Oxford University, who spends much of his time looking for the last Neanderthal link.
Given the archaeological bent of most programs, this one might have been called "contemporary" or even "new," although the youngest item (Schoenberg's Violin and Piano Fantasy) is more than 50 years old, and the oldest ones (the Debussy and Webern's Four Pieces for Violin and Piano) date from 1910.
Today the National Register includes thousands of archaeological sites, such as the recently listed Bent's New Fort, a mid-nineteenth-century trading post on the Colorado frontier that welcomed migrating easterners just before they crossed the Rocky Mountains, and unfortunately was also the point of departure for brutal military actions against American Indians.
Not counting the stylized and lumpy Venus of Willendorf and her female nude counterparts, the oldest archaeological find on sexuality may be a small figurine of a male bending over a further bent female, both with recognizable genitalia, aged 7,200 years and found in Germany in 2005.
They are serious archaeological digs.
Archaeological work began in 1916.
Archaeological excavations complement this picture.
They're archaeological collages.
Archaeological metal, especially iron.
