Sentence examples for archaeological observations from inspiring English sources

Initially, Egyptian archaeology was perceived as a technique to find more texts and objects, while archaeological observations were readily explained from the textual data.

The present paper attempts to describe the emergence, transformations and decline of such a system, focusing on changes of practical, social and possible cognitive functions of certain vessel types, incorporating diversified archaeological observations, and utilising concepts from the field of social signaling.

Fig. 2 Synthesis of the building archaeological observations of the Franciscan Friary at Folloni, Montella.

For evidence, he points to archaeological studies and observations of stateless societies today.

First, the archaeological data includes detailed observations of objects excavated at a representative sample of sites spanning the Early Bronze Age to the Islamic Period.

While damage to the human skeleton due to vertical pressure exerted by overlying soil is a common observation at archaeological excavations, comparatively few studies have attempted to quantify the magnitude of this pressure.

Both archaeological evidence from the past and observation of simpler societies of the present show widespread preoccupation with, and ingenuity in, methods of hunting.

The second source are field observations of the Erbil Plain Archaeological Survey (EPAS) in the regions of Gwer, Shemamok, Erbil, Kawr Gosk, and Qala Mortka, between the Upper Zab and the Chai Bastora.

To these archaeological, ethnohistorical, and historical sources may be added the observations of modern ethnologists about the present-day Maya.

Therefore all measurements were also examined using the published archaeological plans, with the north arrow calibrated using local observations.

It recounts a modern Algerian woman's observation of her disintegrating marriage; the history of archaeological searches for the lost alphabet of the Berber tribes; and the carefully reconstructed life stories of the writer's mother and grandmother.