Sentence examples for archaeological section from inspiring English sources

We spoke to Giuseppe Proietti Giuseppe Proietti, director of the archaeological section at the ministry, a few weeks before the invasion.

Ghost train-like rides pass through mocked-up cityscapes, while the archaeological section is brought to live with touch screen displays.

In addition, two recently excavated key archaeological sections were selected to document human behavioral responses to the climatic development: Kostelní rokle, and Smolný kámen.

At the end, visitors will confront what is essentially an archaeological excavation, a section of the soaring 60-foot-high slurry wall that was built to hold back the Hudson River when the World Trade Center site was designed.

This is followed by a study of the patterns of enamel hypoplastic defects in two archaeological populations and the section concludes with an investigation of demineralisation rates in pre-natal, neo-natal and post-natal enamel.

Finally, results show that the use of thin sections of archaeological layers can reveal not only the surface history, but also the original characteristics of traffic circulation space.

Pollen spectra from the investigated stratified archaeological sites and palynological sections indicate large-scale landscape restructurings related to both the natural as well as intensified anthropogenic activities.

It opens with a fifth section devoted to archaeological materials that are intended to establish the deep roots of the Japanese aesthetic.

The slim offerings in the Istanbul section of the Archaeological Museums here reflect that, paling in comparison with the riches on display from Anatolia, Mesopotamia and Lebanon.

Nazim Gafurri) has an excellent permanent collection of archaeological artefacts; its top-floor section on the war drives home the freshness of events that can seem distant in today's upbeat metropolis.

The smaller amount of these compounds in Sample 3 seems to indicate a major degradation in the lower section of the archaeological object conserved in ice compared to the middle section of the same object.