Sentence examples for groups of hunters from inspiring English sources

Other groups of hunters of dark matter have just as consistently failed to find any evidence of the putative particles.

When people first occupied the Ushki Lake site, Clovis hunters had already been killing mammoths in North America for some 600 years and groups of hunters had left their mark at Monte Verde, Chile, 3,000 years earlier.

He sent groups of hunters and trappers in all directions, but his scheme resulted neither in notable exploration nor in his being able to establish himself in the fur trade.

Moreover, this picture of small groups of hunters and gatherers in the western Amazon seems to fit with some data concerning ancient agriculture in the region.

Newberry obsidian may have been acquired by groups of hunters who embedded quarrying within long-distance trips to distant hunting grounds, and subsequently transported bifacial cores to base camps.

With his wife, the former Miss Lydia Field, Sisson operated the inn, and he led various groups of hunters, geologists and mountain climbers.

The book traces the development of political order from the earliest human societies, which were small groups of hunter-gatherers.

When modern humans first started to leave Africa, about 50,000 years ago by present reckoning, they probably consisted of small groups of hunter-gatherers a few hundred strong.

That contrasts with several other well-studied groups of hunter-gatherers, whose DNA bears little resemblance to that of their agricultural neighbours.

She conjures millions of years of human prehistory: small groups of hunter-gatherers wandering the savanna, and then congregating a few times a year at this or that watering hole.

One consequence is the assumption by most anthropologists that the few remaining groups of hunter-gatherers left on the planet practise a way of life that is, in the non-pejorative sense of the word, primitive.