Sentence examples for enclosed settlement from inspiring English sources

In fact, much of the ancient, enclosed settlement has been perfectly preserved, thanks to the bog that began to encroach some five millenniums ago and slowly enveloped every structure.

Thus, from the late 1930's, the architectural model for the kibbutz was "homa umigdal," or "wall and tower," a small enclosed settlement that combined "fortification and observation" and served to "perpetuate the ghetto mentality," Sharon Rotbard, an architect and university lecturer, writes in the catalog.

The village overlies an earlier Romano-British enclosed settlement.

Two of these, the Ikoga and Samochima fences, now enclose the settlement to the north and south.

Two circuits of earthworks to the north and south of the castle, possibly with wooden palisades, enclosed the early settlement of Longtown.

Mr. Sharon told The Jerusalem Post that a new barrier Israel is building against West Bank Palestinians would sweep eastward to enclose two settlements, Ariel and Emmanuel.

The West Bank barrier that Israel is building, on "security" grounds, to enclose the main settlement blocks is clearly meant to complete an annexation of the land they are on.

It was developed on a fairly regular pattern typical of Phoenician/Carthaginian settlements and was enclosed by a set of walls.

As with other Roman towns, the walls would have enclosed a rectangular town, protecting a settlement with a grid-like network of streets.

They write that it was "constructed with no reckoning and no logic other than the purpose of enclosing as many settlements as possible on the western, Israeli, side and dividing up and seizing Palestinian lands".

Write a letter regarding the settlement offer and the money enclosed.