Sentence examples for archaeological impact from inspiring English sources
"There are re-enactments on many fields, and any time you have an event, there is an archaeological impact.
The study of these features in geographical areas of interest can be advantageous to assist in both cultural heritage protection policies and the efficient management of the archaeological risk impacts inherent in infrastructural planning.
As such, this paper aims to provide comparison data for identifying archaeological Late Epigravettian projectile impact marks.
Sulfidization and sulfuricization should also impact buried archaeological materials as a result of anthropogenic dredge spoil dumping and the creation of man-made tidal marshes along modern coastlines.
The outcomes of 3D digital analysis confirm the crucial role of this methodological approach in taphonomic study, offering new clues in PIMs (Projectile Impact Marks) archaeological identification and distinction from cut marks, carnivore tooth marks and corrosion cavities.
BP early Neolithic population growth is clearly evident in the archaeological record with significant impacts on woodland cover, which is evident in the pollen record, reaching a maximum between 5700 and 5400 cal.
The impact of new archaeological discoveries has generated interest beyond the ring of specialists.
Among the light elements, carbon has the largest impact of modern archaeological science.
These dates and record of colluviation complement archaeological knowledge of the fundamental impact of human activities on the landscape due to sedentism and agriculture (early anthropogenic hypothesis).
The identification of projectile impact traces on archaeological faunal remains is an important issue for understanding prehistoric hunting behavior, especially in the Paleolithic and Mesolithic.
These new geomorphological conditions favored the formation of attractive environmental settings for the early farmers, having at the same time a significant taphonomic impact on the archaeological record of the Late Pleistocene.
