Sentence examples for artifact analysis from inspiring English sources

Data were collected via activity and conversation observation, artifact analysis, interviewing, and survey.

Background in anthropological archaeology, California archaeology, biology, osteology, and artifact analysis is encouraged but not necessary for the position.

Background in anthropological archaeology, biology, osteology, and artifact analysis is encouraged but not necessary for the position.

Background in California archaeology, colonial-period history, botany, and artifact analysis is encouraged but not necessary for the position.

Ongoing research includes geoarchaeological (e.g., micromorphology) and artifact analysis (lithics), alongside conserving and curating archaeological collections and conducting experimental lithic technology research.

Prior to joining U.C. Berkeley, Bill worked for the Bureau of Applied Research in Anthropology (BARA) where he specialized in historical artifact analysis, building documentation, ethnography, and archeological fieldwork.

The methodology employed in the case study includes the collection of the background knowledge of the museum, semi-structured interviews with the organization management, its associates and suppliers, evaluation of visitors' written feedback, observation of visitors behavior as well as the artifacts analysis of the museum's collection.

One element of this technique is common to all digs namely, the use of the greatest care in the actual surgery; in artifact classification, analysis, and dating; and in the recording of what is found by word, diagram, survey, and photography.

Sometimes I wonder if I intellectualize music too often, rather than kicking back and enjoying it -- there's certainly a tendency to treat every festival or event as an artifact for analysis -- but I feel that is the plight of the intellectual generally; I'd probably experience that whether or not I'd published on this topic.

The Triplett et al. [ 15] study clarified some of the complexities of bamboo diversification and provided evidence that the apparent paraphyly of the woody syndrome in bamboos may be an artifact of analysis with exclusively plastid loci.

With regard to the B1 retroposon study, the position of Castoridae presented by Veniaminova et al. [ 35] may be an artifact, because analysis of SINE insertion loci in rodents supports the monophyly of the mouse-related clade [ 36].