Sentence examples for first habitation from inspiring English sources

Doig finds some consolation in stopping to capture a valuable, sacred Lala bird and then, in the first habitation they come to, running into a friend from the past, an adventuress who is now mistress to the Japanese general ruling Siberia.

The first habitation we reach is a large mound where people from the surrounding villages have gathered.

A Paleolithic culture around 30,000 BC constitutes the first known habitation of the Japanese archipelago.

On February 17 , 1754 Trent began construction of the fort, the first European habitation at the site of present-day Pittsburgh.

They also provide the first dates for habitation sites in Hawaii that clearly show contemporaneous occupation the major problem in settlement pattern archaeology.

After two days of driving, we came across the first sign of human habitation and were surprised to see a rusty petrol drum on a rocky outcrop with signs advertising cold drinks and fuel.

Circulation of O2 and CO2, and supply of food from crops cultivated in the CEEF were conducted for the first time in the habitation experiments.

Excavation of the Micoquian site Inden-Altdorf (Weisweiler-124) near the former German capital Bonn in western Germany has revealed the first valid open-site habitation features with hut-like structures and associated hearths for the Middle Palaeolithic in Central Europe.

The first signs of human habitation appear in the Mesa Verde area, about 40 miles west of the valley where Durango, Colo., will eventually grow.

The first traces of human habitation of the island are from the late Bronze Age, 900 to 700 BC, known as the Ewart Park Phase.

Believed to be the oldest intact site in the city of Irish habitation, the fourth floor servants' quarters, which have been newly restored, will reopen for visits beginning Saturday in celebration of St . Patricks Day.