Sentence examples for based on the archaeological from inspiring English sources

It is possible to perceive a dramatic transformation of the physical and cultural landscape, and importantly, the loss of identity of the inhabitants (based on the archaeological heritage).

Dr McKendrick said: "We are trying to convey what happened in the past based on the archaeological and historical evidence we have, but I do hope that people are able to consider current events in light of what we are able to present".

In particular, a gap can often be detected between the research approaches grounded in the humanities and social sciences and those based on the archaeological sciences.

The date of this building has long been unclear, but based on the archaeological and architectural analysis carried out between 2002 and 2006, it has been shown that it predates Al-Adil's refortification of the citadel and must have been an addition to the defences of the Seljuq citadel.

All samples that based on the archaeological context were assumed to originate from the Iron Age or Medieval period were radiocarbon-dated.

Based on the archaeological assemblages, Xie proposed that Chinese native ducks were domesticated in the middle and lower region of the Yangtze River more than 2,000 years ago [ 8].

When Egyptomania was at its height in the 19th century, she was given short hair, sported diadems and necklaces based on the latest archaeological finds, and wore a tight-fitting embroidered skirt.

Two routes of migration by which Austro-Asiatic groups possibly entered the Indian subcontinent have been suggested based on the linguistic, archaeological and classical genetic marker [ 4] and the references therein]; the first being migration from Africa to India via Central Asia, while the second route is from Africa to Northeast Asia and then to the Indian subcontinent.

Research on Upper Paleolithic hunter-gatherer societies has traditionally been based on the analysis of archaeological remains resulting from daily activities.

The method of reindeer hunting season estimations based on the analysis of archaeological antlers, cheek teeth and fetal long-bone diaphyses underlines that the combined use of antlers, teeth, and fetal bones is indispensable for determining all four seasons.

After a period of neglect, the site was rediscovered in 1896 by German archaeologist Alois Anton Führer and later recognised as Buddha's birthplace based on the analysis of archaeological remains.