Sentence examples for excavated date from inspiring English sources

The artefacts excavated date between 300 BCE and early centuries CE.

The site was inhabited from about 2100 to about 825 bc, but the richest period yet excavated dates to the 10th and 9th centuries bc.

Ancient Chinese embroideries have been excavated, dating from the T'ang dynasty (618 907 ce), but the most famous extant Chinese examples are the imperial silk robes of the Ch'ing dynasty (1644 1911/12).

The earliest tunnel excavated dates back to 1967, which occurred under the auspices of the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA).

Motya is just four kilometres square, yet only five per cent has been excavated to date.

More than 4,000 skulls have been excavated to date.

Laurentian people of southern Ontario manufactured the oldest pottery excavated to date in Canada.

At about 700,000 years older than the other stone tools excavated to date, the discovery hints that anthropologists may have had the wrong idea about the evolution of humans and technology, said Stony Brook University archeologist Jason Lewis, coauthor of a study describing the find published Wednesday in the journal Nature.

From this port, the Maya ruins of Oxtankah and the recently excavated Chakchoben, dating from 360 B.C., are accessible, as is the Chinchorro coral reef, which is comparable in size to the 189-square-mile island of Cozumel.

Many sites have been excavated, with dates obtained for at least every 500 years since ∼5,000 bp.

Relatively few have been excavated and dated however, and just three – all from the eastern basin – have published faunal analyses.