Sentence examples for archaeological sciences from inspiring English sources

Archaeology, archaeological sciences and many-a-joint honour's.

Archaeological sciences celebrated these new contributions to Australia's antiquity with special emphasis on their cultural significance, the ochre ritual.

Andrew Wilson, senior lecturer in forensic and archaeological sciences, says: "Hair grows around 1cm a month and, once formed, doesn't undergo any further alterations.

The majority of students studying degrees in anthropology (72%); ophthalmics (69%); anatomy, physiology and pathology (64%); zoology (63%); forensic and archaeological sciences (61%); and pharmacology, toxicology and pharmacy (61%) are female.

Having proved his fieldwork skills and been marked out as a popular and inspiring teacher and lecturer, in 1994 he joined the school of archaeological sciences at Bradford University as co-ordinator for continuing and professional education.

His feat prompted Oxford University in 1954 to establish its Research Laboratory for Archaeology and the History of Art, which he led until his retirement in 1989 as director and professor emeritus of archaeological sciences.

Journal of Archaeological Science 32 1587-1597.

"Forensic science excites students – they are fascinated by CSI," says senior lecturer in archaeological science, Paul Cheetham.

He was a major figure in fostering archaeological science in Britain, and archaeobotany in particular.

Martin Jones, professor of archaeological science at Cambridge University, said the immunity genes were the most striking result.

The paper setting out the discovery is to be published in the Journal of Archaeological Science.