Sentence examples for archaeological data shows that from inspiring English sources
The Western Wandsdyke may have been constructed in this period but archaeological data shows that it was probably built during the 5th or 6th century.
Archaeological data show that the traditional religion of this isolated and sparsely populated nation consisted of local shrines ("high places") for the worship of YHWH alongside other deities.
Paleoenvironmental and archaeological data show that Mediterranean landscapes result from long-term socio-environmental interactions.
All of the archaeological data show that the Stone Age farmer was representative of his time and group and was born and raised near the place of his burial.
These dates are consistent with archaeological data showing that malaria has had a major impact only in the last 10 000 years, coinciding with the expansion of Plasmodium falciparum populations (Hughes and Verra 2001).
This is supported by radiocarbon dates for Archaeolemur from the Ankarana Massif dating to 975 ± 50 CE as well as archaeological data that show there was little human activity in the area until a few centuries ago, with low human population density along the northwest coast until nearly 1500 CE.
Both fossil and genetic data show that modern humans evolved 150,000 to 200,000 years ago, but archaeological evidence for the emergence of modern behavior in technology, creativity, symbolic thinking and lifestyles is sparse.
