Despite their certainly archaic origins, the oldest trulli you see standing today seem to have been built only in the past three or four centuries.
This text utilizes the oldest human science to explore the contemporary ontology of our archaic origins.
This is problematic in that either these archaic features reflect an origin far removed from that of living placental and marsupial mammals or else a mechanism must be found to explain how these features could be possessed by a group that is closely related to mammals without these traits.
The inhabitants of village Sauris speak an archaic dialect of German origin and according to legends the locals have their ancestral roots near Tyrol.
Besides a pen, a device whose origins are much more archaic than those of the Writing Ball, you could use dictation software.
The present micro-Raman data allow us to compare and expand the origins of raw materials used by archaic groups of the Atacama Desert.
Spontaneous generation, the hypothetical process by which living organisms develop from nonliving matter; also, the archaic theory that utilized this process to explain the origin of life.
The name is of Slavic origin, but may be linked to the archaic Greek loanword kipos (κήπος, "garden"), a word also borrowed by Serbian.
The present micro-Raman data allows comparing and expanding the origins of the raw materials used by archaic hunter-gatherers groups from the Atacama Desert.
Blood sacrifice is linked not with the cultures of the hunter gatherers but with those of the cultivators; its origin is in the ritual killing of the archaic cultivator cultures, which, in turn, is grounded in myth.
Half a century ago, Alexander Rich suggested that archaic self-replicating macromolecules with both encoding and catalyzing properties gave origin to the DNA-to-RNA-to-protein chemistry of today?s life (Neveu et al. 2013).
