The phrase "archaeologists to conclude that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or interpretations made by archaeologists based on their research or evidence.
Example: "The evidence found at the site led archaeologists to conclude that the civilization had advanced agricultural practices."
Alternatives: "archaeologists have determined that" or "archaeologists are led to believe that".
Traces of Etruscan wells and of the Roman forum and basilica were found, leading archaeologists to conclude that this spot was once the heart of the ancient city.
The 150,000-square-foot complex is the only one of its kind in the area, which led a team of British and Italian archaeologists to conclude that it was most likely the emperor's home, said Filippo Coarelli, the lead archaeologist.
On the upper level the stucco traces outline where walls once stood, leading archaeologists to conclude that several residential structures once stood on top.
The position of the shoulders and the face of the principal figure are not anatomically correct, leading the archaeologists to conclude that the "face" is actually a chest ornament and that the actual head of the main figure is missing.
Researchers using a combination of ground penetrating radar surveys and excavation of a 9 x 9 ft area did not find any evidence of any burials at the supposed grave site, leading the archaeologists to conclude that Point du Sable's remains may not have been moved from one of the two previous cemeteries.
A small, carved alabaster jar found in the burial chamber caused the archaeologists to conclude the tomb was that of Lady K'abel.
The well-preserved artifacts at Pinnacle Point, collected over a recent 18-month period, led the researchers to conclude that the advanced technologies in Africa "were early and enduring". Other archaeologists who reached different conclusions may have been misled by the "small sample of excavated sites," they said.
Her skeleton was surrounded by animal remains, leading the researchers to conclude that she was a shaman an interpretation that received a mixed reaction from archaeologists.
The lack of artifacts caused concern for some archaeologists and the petrofabric analysis was inconclusive, but further research at Maes Howe and on the Bush Barrow Lozenge led MacKie to conclude that while the term 'science' may be anachronistic, Thom was broadly correct upon the subject of high-accuracy alignments.
Judging from much of the material, an archaeologist might conclude that ancient Greece was a civilization of sensuous narcissists, antiwar activists and ardent feminists that had little patience for convention and little taste for bourgeois life.
His arguments have been adopted by archaeologists and economists, who have concluded that physical stature is a good surrogate for the quality of life of both ancient and modern cultures.
