Sentence examples for including archaeologists from inspiring English sources
But there is disagreement among many groups over the Stonehenge site, including archaeologists, wildlife enthusiasts, druids and drivers.
There are those, including archaeologists, who can stand back from all this with a humorous, relativist eye and say it's just another chapter in the strange history of Stonehenge.
The decision has reopened a long-simmering tension between researchers in science-based anthropological disciplines -- including archaeologists, physical anthropologists and some cultural anthropologists -- and members of the profession who study race, ethnicity and gender and see themselves as advocates for native peoples or human rights.
With protest hikes, films and pamphlets, the campaign to save the mountain – again – sets local miners and their families and friends, including archaeologists and historians, against West Virginia coal owners like notorious Massey Energy, still being investigated by the FBI for possible criminal negligence in the deaths of 29 miners in the Upper Big Branch disaster of 2010.
It will be useful for scholars and students of the Near East, including archaeologists and historians, and researchers interested in the archaeology of mobile pastoralism more broadly.
For decades, anthropologists, including archaeologists, have struggled to come up with classificatory schemes that would describe how subsistence-based peoples interact with their environments (e.g., Ford 1985; Harris 1989, 1996; Smith 2001).
Contributors included archaeologists, anthropologists, botanists, geneticists, geographers and linguists.
The meeting included archaeologists from leading Western universities and officials of Unesco and the British government.
As expected, the Revs faculty has mechanical engineers, but it also includes archaeologists, lawyers, artists and human behaviorists.
"I have already signed up nine authors, including two archaeologists and a museum curator," he said.
"The Austrian government needs to understand that individual, national approaches fail to produce results," the signatories, including academics, archaeologists, teachers and retirees, write.
