Our results agree with recently reported data53, in which human-associated microbes constituted ~15% of the organisms identified in a metagenomic study of over 100 archaeological, root-derived dentin samples.
Mark Dion's installation piece is a site-specific faux archaeological-roots tour that resonates well with MoMA's historic reopening.
The government supports privately financed archaeological projects that focus on Jewish roots in Arab areas of Jerusalem.
This article reviews the roots of these regional archaeological approaches, their theoretical underpinnings, and some of the key empirical contributions.
However, suggestions that many of these plants were first grown in tropical forests have been controversial, partly because it is hard to find convincing remains of roots and tubers in archaeological sediments from the humid tropics.
Starting with segregation's ancient roots, and what the archaeological evidence reveals about humanity's long-standing use of urban divisions to reinforce political and economic inequality, Nightingale then moves to the world of European colonialism.
Aryan Migration Theory, however, has failed to account for recent genealogical and archaeological findings that suggest more indigenous roots.
Some of the trees planted in the early 19th century had become very large, and their roots were growing into the archaeological structures.
Interest in its production has also come back, as small artisanal distillers, like Templeton and Delaware Phoenix, have popped up across the country, referencing old recipes and archaeological records to create new spirits strongly rooted in tradition.
Various source of evidence (archaeological, linguistic, etc).
A pioneer of the media archaeological methodology, Erkki Huhtamo reveals in this book his roots as a cultural historian.
