Sentence examples for assemblage of stones from inspiring English sources

Public access to the butte was curtailed when, in 1989, erosion from modern foot traffic was found to be responsible for one of the three screening slabs at the "Sun Dagger" site shifting out of its ancient position; the assemblage of stones has thus lost some of its former spatial and temporal precision as a solar and lunar calendar.

Lonsdale, who has curly red hair and a gap-toothed smile, had created an assemblage of stone tools tightly bound in cling wrap.

In the 1860s the upper cave in the cliff face at Le Moustier yielded a rich assemblage of stone tools from the Paleolithic Period, and it thereby became the type site of the Mousterian industry.

In many countries, historical buildings were built with masonry walls constituted by random assemblages of stones of variable dimensions and shapes.

A new perspective on how to think about the aboriginal past — not just as assemblages of stone but linkages of place and pilgrimage — is also reshaping how energy and history might coexist.

Among non-Roman archaeological remains are the hill fort on Dunsinane, the ship barrow of the Vikings at Rattray, weems (or earth houses) in Monzie, Alyth, and Bendochy, standing stones near Pitlochry, and an extraordinary assemblage of sculptured stones now housed in the museum at Meigle.

These unreinforced blocky masonry structures cannot be considered a continuum, but rather an assemblage of compact stone or brick elements linked by means of mortar joints.

Situated along the banks of the Bagmati River, a tributary of India's sacred Ganges, the assemblage of time-eater stone statues and buildings suggests a Nepalese version of Angkor Wat.

Another clue to the new fossil's identity might be an assemblage of 34 Oldowan stone tools found near the jawbone.

The whole package comprises a head-scrambling assemblage of styles.

The whole was an eclectic assemblage of styles.