Sentence examples for archaeological knowledge from inspiring English sources

Gender archaeology combines critical studies of the ways in which archaeological knowledge of gender, sex, and sexuality is produced, presented, and represented.

Tells of his archaeological knowledge, etc.

He thinks that Britain leads the world in how it harnesses people-power to expand the state of archaeological knowledge.

Mr. Bellantoni said the hoax was done by someone with a fair amount of archaeological knowledge and access to some materials used by professionals.

The 20th century saw a great increase in archaeological knowledge about prehistoric America: two startling advances were the discovery of the origin of domesticated crops (including maize) in Central America and of the Olmec civilization of Mexico (1000 300 bce)—the oldest of the New World civilizations and probably the parent of all the others.

The first four (by Fuller, Bellwood, d'Alpoim-Guèdes, and Castillo) review and expand the archaeological knowledge about early agriculture in Asia and its wider region.

These recent discussions are notable because they combine archaeological and traditional knowledge and because they seek to place traditional marine management within its larger socio-economic context (e.g., Caldwell et al. 2012; Campbell and Butler 2010; Groesbeck 2013; Powell 2012; White 2006).

In 1969, with L'archéologie du savoir (The archaeology of knowledge), the French philosopher had undermined the model of history that advanced, recorded and invoked strata, archaeological levels and thresholds founded on different planes, involving the city as much as society.

Travelling in arduous and sometimes dangerous circumstances, they searched for the Toltec remains, Tylor under Christy's experienced direction gaining practical knowledge of archaeological and anthropological fieldwork.

Meilianda now hopes to improve Banda Aceh's evacuation plans by drawing on geomorphological studies of the coastal area, indigenous knowledge, and archaeological history that might reveal how past tsunamis have affected the region.

In addition to these "classic clam gardens," local knowledge and the archaeological record indicate that people cleared portions of beaches to enhance production but did not necessarily build walls (Caldwell et al. 2012).