The phrase "archaeologists think that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the beliefs or hypotheses held by archaeologists regarding a particular topic or finding.
Example: "Archaeologists think that the ancient civilization thrived due to its advanced agricultural techniques."
Alternatives: "archaeologists believe that" or "archaeologists suggest that".
"My own personal theory is that Joseph built the pyramids to store grain," Mr Carson "Now all the archaeologists think that they were made for the pharaohs' graves.
Archaeologists think that cannibalism among people in the American Southwest occurred between A.D. 900 and 1150 but was then fairly rare, probably occurring when the community was faced with starvation.
Most archaeologists think that lissoirs, which have a smooth rounded tip, were used to make animal hides more lustrous and impermeable to water (see drawing above); fine striations found on the bone implements were consistent with that use.
For much of the last century, archaeologists thought that modern behavior flowered relatively recently, 40,000 years ago, and only after Homo sapiens had pushed into Europe.
Archaeologists thought that these amphoras were probably used to transport wine, partly because they appeared to have pitch on the inside, which dissolves in olive oil.
I think that's the real contribution of the book, to show how an archaeologist would read these stories.
Archaeologists think they have found remains of 200 to 250 Athenian citizen-soldiers from that time, perhaps the very ones memorialized by Pericles.
New dating tests and other evidence are encouraging archaeologists to think that a campsite in southeastern Virginia was occupied by people more than 15,000 years ago and thus could contain the earliest known traces of human beings in North America.
Two archaeologists think they've now identified the likely suspects in the long-running mystery. .
But many archaeologists think even small-brained hominids could make this kind of simple tool.
The bureau defended the drilling, noting that the gas company is paying for archaeologists to help preserve the canyon's petroglyphs, but not everyone thinks that is adequate.
