Sentence examples for archaeological time from inspiring English sources
"In archaeological time, we're already dead.
There may be some consolation to be found in envisioning human history embedded in archaeological time, as did the earthwork artist Robert Smithson, obviously a major influence on Mr. Gaillard.
But they also – such is the appealing simplicity of the book's structure – send a clarifying reverberation directly across the Elster scenes, setting the terms by which his words and evasions on the Iraq fiasco are to be understood, and giving a lethally ironic context to his ruminations on archaeological time and impending annihilation.
Whilst rare on a human time-scale, volcanic eruptions are common occurrences over geological, evolutionary, and archaeological time.
This deposit may be associated to the Late Mochica B occupation of the site (cf. [1, 11] for archaeological time spans for San José de Moro site).
In their current form, our sequential tools are more suited to analyze the behavior of the geomagnetic field over historical to archaeological time scales, essentially because the uncertainties affecting the corresponding measurements are rather large, which makes the assimilation of a sequence of measurements in time valuable.
So we have this heritage that stretches through paleontological and archaeological times, but it also extends right up to today.
Given the unique genetic haplotypes and the particular archaeological culture, the time of this admixture could be much earlier than the time at which the Xiaohe people were living at the site.
At the same time, archaeological societies around the world (including the SAA) have adopted codes of ethics to regulate their members.
It also refers to the 15-metre drop down the shaft of the disused Aldwych station and McBurney's discovery, on his father's archaeological digs, that time can be perceived not just horizontally but also vertically.
(For the full story, see Roberta Frank, "The Invention of the Viking Horned Helmet", published in International Scandinavian and Medieval Studies in Memory of Gerd Wolfgang Weber, 2000).By the time archaeological evidence came along to contradict the notion of horned headgear, the image had stuck.
