Sentence examples for archeological reports from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the Muwekma see their participation in archeological projects as a way to bring tribal members together as a unified community, and as a way to reestablish the link between the Ohlone people today and their pre-contact ancestors through their ability to analyze remains and be coauthors in the archeological reports.

However, our admixture time estimation seems to be much earlier than archeological reports.

Reportaże (Archeological excerpts: reports; 1956), journalistic travel reports (Wisła pożegna zaścianek, Kraj Nad Jangtse) and science and technology (Opowieści o żywej materii, Zakotwiczeni).

The majority of data are from previously published sources (peer reviewed journals or from archeological site reports); however, a small number of entries are listed as unpublished.

In the process of elucidating the human ecology of the cultures of Ireland, Evans produced seven major books, an array of academic papers, archeological surveys, excavation reports, and more ephemeral public talks, field excursions, and media contributions.

Genevey et al. (2008) compiled the Archeoint database for the past 10 kyr which has 3,648 archeointensity records reported from archeological artifacts and lavas.

Comparing this archeological information with that reported in previous studies (e.g., Nagayama 1936; Itoh 1987; Nishikawa 1966; Kameda 1996), it is estimated that the kiln was operated during around the first half of the Heian period (~ AD 900 1000).

"This is the second time in the past month that citizens have reported significant archeological finds and we welcome this important trend," Amir Ganor, director of the Unit for the Prevention of Antiquities Robbery at the Authority, said in the statement.

I was interested in the archeological work that, Burkhard Bilger reports, underlies Dogfish Head brewery's Midas Touch beer ("A Better Brew," November 24th).

Although, there has been a "difference of opinion" over the time of buffalo domestication, a good number of studies have reported based on the archeological evidences that the buffalo domestication took place most likely in the Indus Valley civilization during third millennium BC (Zeuner 1963; Cockrill 1981; Gouin 1990 , 1992.

"The system of this paper is archeological," he said.