Sentence examples for archaeological context of from inspiring English sources

Hence, the authors hypothesize a more complex archaeological context of the site that it was believed before.

The archaeological context of Vale Boi suggests that the site was treated as a seasonal residential camp.

The Greek and Italian claims have lent ammunition to archaeologists who say that the Getty's collecting practices are an incentive to looters and have erased the archaeological context of countless artifacts.

This approach is based on the intended audience, analyzed through the perception of this rock art and the archaeological context of the associated occupations.

To assign dates to the latter, paleographers take account of their content, the archaeological context of their discovery, and technical points of book construction (e.g., quires, rulings) or modes of abbreviation.

Relying on an analysis of archaeological context, of the functions of inscribed objects, and of the content of inscriptions, I highlight the relationship between these "excavated texts" and what may be called "ritual practices".

This paper discusses the archaeological contexts of two unique types of bronze object, found together with horses in a number of Shang-Zhou period tombs.

The archaeological contexts of the assemblages demonstrate differential access to woody resources and use of vegetation units, depending on social rank and site function.

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.

The use of manganese oxide black pigments was identified in different archaeological contexts of northern Chile from Archaic period, between 10,500 and 3700 BP (Fig. 1) [3, 24 27].

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.