Sentence examples for indicate habitation from inspiring English sources
Pleistocene sediments found near Kandivali in northern Mumbai by British archaeologist Todd in 1939 indicate habitation since the Stone Age.
While the date of the city's foundation is uncertain, archaeological evidence indicates habitation at least since the Stone Age, and a thriving Phrygian town was located in the area at the end of the 2nd millennium bce.
Ponytails and dreadlocks dangling from the bags indicate their habitation by sleeping hippies, each connected by a sinuous black tube to tanks full of (maybe) oxygen on the ground.
Our results indicate localized habitation patterns for a diversity of large African mammals, including communities of grazing herbivores, and a resource-rich environment that made mid-Pleistocene Elandsfontein and coastal southwestern South Africa attractive to hominins for which there is no modern analogue.
Records exist indicating continuous habitation at the site for more than three millennia, the earliest being a reference by Pharaoh Thutmose III (18th dynasty; 15th century bc).
There just isn't enough mess to suggest habitation.
A level formation with a land area of 11 square miles (28 square km) and a large lagoon, it has temple platforms and graves that indicate several generations of habitation by Polynesians before Europeans arrived.
Our results show that Korean weather seems to be adequate for L. delicatula habitation, indicating that approximately 60% of areas examined have a very high possibility of potential distribution.
The lack of correlation between population density and nitrate-N loading indicates that human habitation of the landscape does not impact stream nitrate levels until a WWTP is built within the sub-basin.
For each home indicated, years of co-habitation and average number of hours per day of ETS exposure were collected.
These multiple lines of evidence indicate a long history of human habitation within Jiuzhaigou National Park and, taken together, suggest strong links between terracette formation and human landuse interactions.
