Sentence examples for archaeological context for from inspiring English sources

A related online feature explores Dura through photographs and field records that provide archaeological context for the remarkably preserved objects of daily life discovered at the site.

Yet, in this article we ask researchers to rethink about these findings, especially due to the age of these samples and consider the archaeological context for the data interpretation.

Along with numerous illustrations and detailed archaeological context for each exhibit in the museum, the book provides a comprehensive introduction to the history and culture of the ancient Maya and a model for working with local communities to preserve cultural heritage.

This individual is exceptional because no case like it has been reported in the contiguous United States and only in a few late-prehistoric cases in North America". Because of the few remains available and lack of archaeological context for the site at which this middle-age man was found, Betsinger and Smith are unsure what caused the severe reaction.

Archaeological collections present a unique opportunity for studying the ageing behavior of CN due to its use as an adhesive in the archeological context for more than a 100 years [7].

Due to the highly degraded nature of the skeletal remains from the Hinnom Valley tomb and the disturbed archaeological context of the individuals, molecular sex determination, mtDNA for maternal familial relationships and molecular paleopathology dramatically enhanced the significance of this archaeological site.

Here, the archaeological context of the shoe and the haphazard orientation of the grasses combined suggest that the grass was used to maintain the shape of the shoe and/or prepare it for storage.

The cross-cultural presence of two empirically distinct regimes for integrating foraging and farming is a useful frame of reference for evaluating how prehistoric foragers first integrated foraging and farming activities in archaeological contexts of secondary crop acquisition.

Whilst optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) is commonly more suitable for sediment dating because of faster signal resetting, thermoluminescence (TL) remains important for dating burnt material, e.g. in archaeological contexts, or for studying the luminescence properties of different materials.

The results of this study provide a better understanding of the phenomenon of shrinkage and also enable correction factors for these two taxa, more suitable for application in an archaeological context, to be proposed.

The bony scutes of sturgeons studied here are from the early period in which sturgeons were very common and important in human diet during this time for consumption as indicated by the archaeological context [ 23].