Sentence examples for archeological pieces from inspiring English sources

Thus, archeological pieces from the coastal, highland and Amazon regions of Peru can be found in Pachacamac.

In fact, Ashmead and Tello clearly stated that a large number of Peruvian archeological pieces were highly prized on the black market in their time (36, 37 ).

One of the most resounding episodes of his life in Mexico, consisted in the finding of an archeological piece during the year 1917-1918; from that day until he sold it, Purpus slept uneasily and was always in a state of fear of losing it.

FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENCE piece about archeological discoveries in Greece-Heinrich Schliemann's excavations of Mycenae & the treasures he uncovered & also the previously unimagined Mycenae civilization that had produced the treasures - Sir Arthur Evans, whose excavations of Knossos, unearthed a wholly unsuspected high civilization & long antedating the civilization found by Schliemann at Mycenae.

(Archeological note: The second piece I ever wrote for this magazine, nigh onto forty years ago, was an interview with Pete Townshend for The Talk of the Town. If you're curious — and a subscriber to the magazine — you can read it).

These 35 fossil pieces are of great archeological and scientific value.

He excavated and rescued innumerable pieces from sacked and abandoned archeological sites.

"We don't exactly choose the artworks we want to work on; mostly the artworks in danger call us for help!" comments the group, adding that they "do not encourage and do not curate illegal street art" (in other words, any pieces that are posted on historical, archeological, or otherwise culturally significant sites).

Mr. Tolman said he hoped the case would send a message that while public lands belong to everyone, the historical and archeological tapestry imbedded in those lands in the lost and left-behind pieces of ancient life can carry no legal deed of ownership.

By my count, 47 of the 142 pieces on display in the Maya show no record of archeological discovery.

You can imagine the archeological work involved with breaking it down into tens of thousands of pieces and then reconstructing it.