Sentence examples for early occupation from inspiring English sources

Mike documented early occupation of the region at more than 32,000 years ago.

That early occupation was the subject of "Door to Door," published in 2001.

Experts have concluded that the early "occupation deposits" and associated stone "artifacts" were probably formed by natural geologic phenomena.

The dissolution of Japan's great financial houses (zaibatsu) also was an early occupation priority, but it gave way under Cold War pressures.

Stone Age artifacts unearthed by Boucher de Crèvecoeur de Perthes in 1844 attesting to early occupation of the site are displayed at the Musée Boucher-de-Perthes.

Neolithic, Bronze, and Iron Age remains attest to early occupation of the area; there were ancient Roman camps along the Maas.

Still, since the early occupations, calls for the protesters to give specifics to underline their shouting have resounded.

Salt mining and pottery making were early occupations, and by 1900 lumbermen were logging pine, oak, and gum trees.

Granite quarrying (its stone provided the foundations of the Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge) and oyster culture were early occupations.

This is the first proof of much earlier occupation than witnessed so far from archaeological records.

The earliest occupation is known as the Arevalo phase, a village culture of the Early to Middle Formative.