Sentence examples for historical discoveries from inspiring English sources

Historical discoveries often come together with new enigmas.

The find has been hailed as one of the most significant historical discoveries in a century.

But Mr. Baker does not expect any more historical discoveries, saying the Senate has become much more careful with its documents in recent decades.

While metal-detector enthusiasts have unearthed some of Britain's most valuable historical discoveries, their actions can create "collateral damage" to the sites they plunder, preventing serious archaeologists from studying artefacts in situ, according to Rescue.

Historical discoveries have been one of the few bright spots for Bulgaria's beleaguered economy in recent years, helping to convince the authorities of the need to protect their heritage.

Michelle Elligott, chief of the museum's archives, who undertook the project with Fiona Romeo, the director of digital content and strategy, said that translating documents from the physical to the virtual yielded some real-world historical discoveries.

He also declared them "the most important historical discovery of the decade".

It was greeted as a major historical discovery by the New York Times and served as an important source for her book.

She plays a little with structure, inserting into this narrative of a voyage of personal and historical discovery the book that Kathleen herself is writing.

"This is really a major addition to the literature — it's a historical discovery," said Gerard Hill, a Fabergé specialist who researched it for Stair.

The director of Le Bal, Diane Dufour, described the complex task of unearthing the books without systematic cultural records: each was as much a material get as a historical discovery.