Sentence examples for archaeologists themselves from inspiring English sources

Referring to the 'quarry' in the Preseli Hills, Dr John wrote: "It is suggested, on the basis of careful examinations of this site, that certain of the 'man made features' described have been created by the archaeologists themselves through a process of selective sediment and clast removal".

Even so, says Dr Vitelli, it is not clear that archaeologists' opposition to antiquities trading has helped to save sites or to diminish looting.Moreover, when it comes to the provenance of antiquities, archaeologists themselves are not always standing on terribly firm ethical ground.

Having eschewed their dubious forebears, archaeologists reinvented themselves as respectable scientists in search of truth.

How do archaeologists keep themselves from seeing only the facts that fit a given theory?

To their enormous credit, Syrian archaeologists have themselves anonymously catalogued the destruction of their native country's historical sites.

As archaeologists remind themselves, culture today is hardly uniform from place to place, and it probably never was.

Since no one knows who the people were or what they called themselves, archaeologists have given the culture the prosaic name of the Bactria Margiana Archaeology Complex, or BMAC (pronounced BEE-mack), after the ancient Greek names of two regions it encompasses.

Young said Marten wanted visitors to imagine themselves as archaeologists, seeing things for the first time.

"Most detectorists see themselves as amateur archaeologists adding to the knowledge of the nation," he adds.

Indiana Jones and the Ivory Tower: The newest Indiana Jones movie has raked in more than $150 million already, but not all archaeologists like to dream about themselves in a whip-and-fedora ensemble.

Pre-Columbian Amazonians enriched the soil themselves, creating what archaeologists call terra preta.