She said it was widely believed that the ancient Indian population along the coasts of present-day New Jersey and Long Island did not grow profoundly until the Late Archaic period, from 6,000 to 3,000 years ago.
They change the scale of the piece so that the chair-shapes grow monumental by contrast and might be ruins from some archaic civilization.
There were different (and somewhat archaic) reasons for such age restrictions: Young men needed to grow up on the mission, young women needed to grow up before.
Growing up they seemed archaic compared to bleeping handheld devices where you could catch Pokemon or save Zelda for the umpteenth time.
Yet that archaic and stereotypical vision of death, like a mossy and weather-worn statue, is crumbling – and in its place, something new and better has a chance to grow.
Exaggerated in Greek archaic Doric work, it grew more and more subtle in the 5th and 4th centuries bc.
The development of the Doric and Ionic orders of architecture in the Archaic period also reflected a growing concern with harmonious architectural proportions.
Sant Joan in Mallorca joined towns such as Tossa de Mar and the entire region of Catalonia in banning bullfights – a sign of the growing Spanish resistance to this cruel and archaic pastime.
Archaic period (6000 500 BC) forager populations grew markedly in size; some peoples intensified food production, engaged in elaborate mortuary rituals, and experienced low-order violent conflicts.
It is possible, if the oyster grew in an area where there is an archaic sewage system, that if there is a lot of rainfall the sewage might pass into the areas where shellfish are growing".
Assemblyman Daniel J. O'Donnell, who has spearheaded the bill for the last five years, said the notion that bullying was part of growing up and that "kids will be kids" was archaic.
