Sentence examples for further human remains from inspiring English sources

Excavations of the seventh stratum in the following year produced further human remains along with charcoal and 17 geometric microliths, i.e. 1 4 cm long triangular, trapezoid or lunate stone tools made of flint or chert that form, among other artifacts, the end points of hunting weapons such as spears and arrows.

How much of human nature can or should be controlled to further human existence remains a question throughout.

Scientists, including Prof Bradley are now working on further studies on human remains, which over the next few years will "tell us exciting things about human migration".

With periodic reintroduction from zoonotic sources and the possibility for further human adaptation, MERS-CoV remains a significant global public health threat and highlights the need for therapeutic countermeasures to limit infection and spread.

Further tests are required to identify human remains found following an explosion at a block of flats.

No human remains have been found, but further excavations and chemical tests on material recovered will delay the building project for about two weeks.

"Our early analysis suggests these are human remains and we will do further investigation and testing to help to determine identification in the coming weeks," said spokesman Andy Watson.

"The unconfirmed information from the recent reports, for instance about human remains... will have to be investigated further locally," Dutch Defence Minister Ank Bijleveld said.

A small object has been sent for further testing but police have not confirmed if it is human remains.

When they first spotted the carefully cut plot they were convinced it was a grave and would hold human remains, but they were taken aback when they dug further and unearthed the skull and other body parts of a porpoise.

Jose Cuellar, an associate professor of anthropology at Stanford University and resident scholar at Stanford's Center for Chicano Research, sees further reverberations from Carrasco's examinations of the stone offertory boxes, masks, knives and human remains excavated from the temple between 1978 and 1982.