Do we need archeological evidence of yet another Shakespeare theatre?
But, as other scholars have pointed out, the lack of archeological evidence isn't really surprising.
He adds, "There is, thankfully, no archeological evidence that this program of annihilation was ever implemented".
Literary and archeological evidence dates the use of colored glass in churches to the early centuries of the Christian era.
DNA evidence suggests this happened at least 170,000 years ago and so people must have been wearing clothes even earlier than the oldest archeological evidence.
Since there is no archeological evidence, many scholars doubt that Hop was in New York -- or Connecticut or Rhode Island, as other scholars have proposed.
Again and again, the archeological evidence in Europe indicates, once modern humans showed up in a region where Neanderthals were living, the Neanderthals in that region vanished.
She describes archeological evidence from other parts of the world, ways in which horses were used in prehistoric times, and artistic depictions of ancient horses.
Malcolm Bell, the longtime director of excavations at Morgantina, continues to find no valid archeological evidence that the cult statue came from the site.
The biological evidence and the archeological evidence are at war: DNA analysis points to a very remote break between wolves and dogs, certainly no later than a hundred thousand years ago, while the earliest unequivocal archeological evidence for domesticated dogs dates to just fifteen thousand years ago or so.
But it was momentous: cuscus bones excavated from the floor of a New Ireland cave are some of the oldest archeological evidence of humans transporting an animal species to a new environment.
