Sentence examples for archaeological phase from inspiring English sources

There are more old records to re-release, but you sense that the archaeological phase is over.

St. Mark's was designated a National Historic Landmark as "one of the finest examples of the archaeological phase of the Gothic Revival style in America".

Archaeological phase.

c) Archaeological phase  .

The procedure has now been consolidated into the following seven phases: a) antemortem data collection, b) collection of witness information in combination with archival research, c) an archaeological phase, d) an anthropological phase, e) a genetic phase, f) identification, and g) the return and burial of the remains.

For instance, at the site of Baligang, on the Han tributary of the middle Yangzi in Henan Province, there is evidence for a rice and acorn economy in the pre-Yangshao archaeological phase at c.6,000 BC, followed by a shift to millet in the Yangshao itself (c.5,000 BC), and then a return to rice in the subsequent Longshan phase (Deng Zhenhua, Peking University, personal communication 2011).

It has previously stressed how landscape alterations affect both the investigation and the archaeological phases (Ktori et al. 2016), as well as the methodical work followed to establish the biogeographical context (Haglund and Sorg 2002).

Interestingly, the lulls in peatland site construction coincide with transitional points between nominal archaeological phases, typically defined on the basis of their material culture, implying that there may indeed have been a cultural discontinuity at these times.

The assemblage was classified according to their typological attribution into three main archaeological phases: early Byzantine (4th 7th century), middle Byzantine (8th/9th century) and late Byzantine (12th 14th century).

Shortly after, the ICRC proposed that the CMP collaborate with an international organisation that would organize, build and direct the archaeological and anthropological phases of the Project on the Exhumation, Identification, and Return of Remains of Missing Persons.

In 2000, the ship was subject of a Phase II archaeological investigation headed by East Carolina University.