Sentence examples similar to archeological roots from inspiring English sources

Mark Dion's installation piece, commissioned by the museum four years ago, is a site-specific faux-archeological roots tour that resonates well with the Modern's historic reopening.

"Tombstone," by Yang Jisheng: This investigation into China's famine is an archeological dig into the roots of modern Chinese authoritarianism and moral crisis.

Then sniffed at peace, but resorted back to the murder of Jews when they realized that peace would mean acknowledging Jewish historical roots in this country (archeological and historical facts did not, in Palestinian minds, establish that fact).

Pastoralism has deep roots into pre-history, which can only be understood through archeological investigations, as shown in the paper by Bendrey.

Loosening of removable denture retention: 33 percent Dentures needing to be relined or having a retentive clip fracture: 16 to 19 percent There is archeological evidence that humans have attempted to replacing missing teeth with root form implants for thousands of years.

Angelo's numerous journeys to Sicily portrayed his love and enthusiasm for his Italian roots, love for his extended family there, and a passion for the ancient civilization preserved in the archeological dig of Morgantina.

The archeological community is excited.

Nor are all its Republican features archeological.

I chose the archeological site.

It's good for an archeological restaurant".

A construction project yields archeological surprises.