Sentence examples for different from the archaic from inspiring English sources
These genes may play a role in the evolution of the things that make modern humans different from the archaic human populations.
But the Aeneid is the product of an unimaginably different time from the archaic Greek texts: it is urban, self-conscious, and invested in an attempt to forge a poetic identity for Rome, a cultural framing for the strange destiny of this city, once just another insignificant town straddling a handful of hilltops and a marsh in Latium.
After that, Denisovan-related modern humans mated with modern humans whose ancestors had never met Denisovans, and different populations ended up with different proportions of the archaic genes.
The author of the label tantalizingly remarks that the conception of the god Eros "brought down to earth and disarmed [is] considerably different from the powerful, often cruel and capricious being so often addressed in Archaic [Greek] poetry".
Himation, mantle or wrap worn by Greek men and women from the Archaic through the Hellenistic periods (c. 750 30 bce).
How different all this was from the situation before 500 is beyond retrieval, but the continuity of civic structures and cults in eastern Greek states from the Archaic period to Classical times implies that in many respects the Persian takeover of 546 was not cataclysmic.
Helga Butzer-Feleisen reports that the terracotta perirrhanteria from the Archaic sanctuary number about 52.
Earlier figurines from the Archaic and Classical periods typically represent deities, but later statuettes usually depict scenes from daily life.
From the Archaic peoples, two major tribes emerged in the area: the Calusa and the Tequesta.
Partially compensating for the missing texts are the physical artifacts that remain from the archaic and classical periods.
If there had been no archaic admixture, then the difference of these sums is expected to be 0. If the difference is significantly different from 0, then the null hypothesis of no admixture is rejected.
