Sentence examples for archaeologists of the from inspiring English sources

When archaeologists of the year 3000 come to unearth the treasures of extinct societies, what will they find?

Certainly, he has adopted the buccaneering, scholarly pose of the great macho archaeologists of the 1920s and 1930s.

Should battlefields be left alone as memorials, redeveloped for tourism, or preserved for the archaeologists of the future?

Never to be seen again, perhaps, until the archaeologists of the next millennium begin to uncover their grisly finds.

A jade carving depicting the head of a deity, for example, reminded archaeologists of the kind of jewels Maya kings and queens had in their crowns.

The archaeologists of the Israel Antiquities Authority believe the mosaic, which lacks any inscriptions, was commissioned by a wealthy individual who owned a grand villa here.

Rocco Rante is an archaeologist of the Louvre Museum.

David Poirier, staff archaeologist of the Connecticut Historical Commission, said the regulation really works.

Even the most noted German archaeologist of the time, Johann Winckelmann, was forbidden to see it.

First, it beheaded Khaled al-Asaad, the 82-year-old retired chief archaeologist of the city, before mutilating his body.

Gertrude Bell, another archaeologist of the time, described Woolley as "a tiresome little man but a first class digger".