Building is "very archaic still, and we've gone back to more archaic stuff – gravity, smell, finding roots, not giving pictures, fake images or illusions that you can get on the internet".
Not long after, the House of Burgesses, eager to avoid another legal challenge, turned English law upside down, answering doubts about "whether children got by an Englishman upon a Negro woman should be slave or free" by reaching back to an archaic Roman rule, partus sequitur ventrem (you are what your mother was).
Also protected would be thousands of archaeological sites ranging from the time of Spanish occupation all the way back to the Archaic Period -- literally thousands of years ago.
Team members searching the Fourni archipelago found 22 shipwrecks, most of them dating back to the Archaic Period (700-480 B.C). through the 16th century.
Papadakis refers back to the archaic practice because of the way it similarly harnesses the power of sun to create artwork.
We need to make everything about de-colonization and liberation, but when it comes to sexuality, too many of our gente revert back to some archaic Iberian/patriarchy/homophobia.There's a lot we need to change, but things change when we start to pay attention and address the root causes of people's struggles and suffering.
Trinkaus [15], [16] suggests that this is the consequence of a reduction in the habitual loads on the forefoot related to the use of footwear which can be traced back to mid-latitude archaic modern humans (Tainyuan I, China).
It harks back to one of those archaic Christian liturgies in which spells of boredom give way to precisely staged epiphanies — as when, in the Greek Orthodox Easter service, the church goes dark and the light of a single candle remains.
It harks back to one of those archaic Christian liturgies in which spells of boredom give way to precisely staged epiphanies as when, in the Greek Orthodox Easter service, the church goes dark and the light of a single candle remains.
