Sentence examples for archaeological preservation from inspiring English sources

There are also timid advancements to introduce private sponsorship at the site, much in the same way that the Packard Humanities Institute has made the nearby Herculaneum, also buried by Vesuvius, a model site for archaeological preservation.

The eroding slopes should be targeted for future quantification of erosion and archaeological preservation bias for the canyonlands.

In this line, the potential for archaeological preservation and recovery is assessed as a function of landscape dynamics.

The review of available and newly acquired records includes: (a) The integration of field and remote observation of regional traits and (b) The definition of active morphological processes that may bias archaeological preservation and visibility.

In 1973, the Kiev City Council established several "archaeological preservation zones" within the city; these included the territory surrounding the monastery.

The American invasion and the carnage that followed brought archaeological and preservation work to a halt across the country, leaving ruins to wither or, in the case of looting, much worse.

Severe erosion processes hinder palaeoenvironmental and archaeological record preservation.

Specifically, it discusses isolated finds as indicators of submerged archaeological site preservation in the region, and as data sources that provide information about regional geomorphology, climate conditions, paleogenomics, and species extinctions in the terminal Pleistocene.

The revival of this period was both economic and cultural, but there is less archaeological evidence preserved than for earlier times because the economic centre of the country was now the delta, where conditions for the preservation of ancient sites were unfavourable.

Concludes Bruce Smith, curator of North American history at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History: "I think this exhibition would send a very bad message to the public, that the Smithsonian doesn't stand for the preservation of archaeological resources and that mining archaeological sites is OK".

Therefore, the potential impact of both environmental and cultural processes on the preservation of archaeological phenomena needs to be understood and their influence on the observed archaeological site distribution patterns needs to be measured.