Sentence examples for archaeological service from inspiring English sources

The archaeological service has taken to burying painstakingly excavated ruins for want of the proper preservative chemicals.

Early on he worked for the Greek Archaeological Service and was the curator at Patras and Sparta.

The archaeological service has all but stopped hiring, and the hundreds of young archaeologists who work on part-time contracts are finding those contracts renewed more infrequently.

And to mark the centenary of the Knossos dig, the Greek archaeological service, with the help of an EU grant, is restoring the Villa Ariadne and its Edwardian garden as a study centre.

An American archaeologist with decades of experience in Greece, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of alienating government officials at such an uncertain time, said: "Nobody in Greece digs nearly as much as the government archaeological service.

At the Indian Archaeological Service park, groups of smiling monks took pictures of one another while families picnicked on vast manicured lawns just feet from 2,300-year-old 2,300-year-old 2,300-year-old

Lin Foxhall, the chairwoman of Leicester University's archaeological services department, said preliminary diagnosis of the curved spine pointed to a condition known as scoliosis, which often causes one shoulder to be raised higher than the other — exactly how contemporary accounts described Richard.

Richard Buckley, from the University of Leicester's archaeological services showed him where the king's bones were found.

Nevertheless, it's what he does every day as a specialist in animal bones at Oxford Archaeology East, a company that provides archaeological services to the construction industry.

"It's a miracle that Richard III's skeleton was where it was," site director Mathew Morris of the university's archaeological services said in a written statement.

Many of the new state structures and services, including archaeological conservation in Leptis Magna, are being created from the bottom up rather than handed down by a central government that is still only embryonic.