Sentence examples for discovery of monuments from inspiring English sources

However, after World War I, archaeological research made enormous strides with the discovery of monuments and documents, many of which date back to the period assigned to the patriarchs in the traditional account.

At the time of Fellows' discovery of the monument, the remains of blue paint were found in the backgrounds of the reliefs.

The minister for the environment, Dick Roche, ordered work on the M3 stopped in light of the discovery of a national monument.

Professor Vince Gaffney, of Birmingham university, described the discovery of the new monument, only 900 metres away and apparently contemporary to the 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-olditing find at stonehenge in a lifetime.

A place of monuments and monumental egos.

But after the 1960s, the organization's focus shifted away from understanding the past through fieldwork and research to preservation of monuments, so from discovery to recovery.

Her secret notes recording the arrival of stolen art and its subsequent shipment to Germany proved instrumental to the Monuments Men's discovery of more than twenty thousand works of art.

In a century full of scientific revolutions, Einstein's discovery of general relativity stands as a monument to the power of human reasoning.

"Somehow they are sort of monuments".

Others steered clear of monuments.

A number of monuments honour the dead.