Sentence examples for more archeologists from inspiring English sources

Thirty more archeologists — contractors from the Museum of London, with ponytails, beards, and master's degrees from Spain, Poland, and Italy — trooped onto the site, received handover briefings, and kneeled or squatted next to the bones.

Scientists have traced the DNA of olives back 6,000 years or more and archeologists have found olive pits in ancient sites throughout the Mediterranean, which is still where most olives grow today.

No wonder the director of UCCA, Jérôme Sans, refers to Li as "more an archeologist of the future than a spiritual shaman".

"I can't tell you who is more excited, the archeologists or the neighborhood," Garner said.

He's more of an archeologist and not a Thanagarian space cop, so I think I can say that.

"We have way too many faculties churning out archeologists — many more than we need.

Archeologists "have known more about Bronze Age people in death than in life," Neil Wilkin, the museum's curator of Bronze Age Europe, told me.

Archeologists have found more than 100 painted caves depicting at least 4000 animals in Europe, nearly all of them concentrated in southern France and northern Spain.

Judith S. Jacobson Department of Epidemiology Mailman School of Public Health Columbia University New York City While Abu El-Haj's book "Facts on the Ground" is an anthropological study or, more accurately, an anthropology of science, archeologists are one of its subjects; perhaps Kramer's article might have benefitted from more of their perspective.

While Abu El-Haj's book "Facts on the Ground" is an anthropological study or, more accurately, an anthropology of science, archeologists are one of its subjects; perhaps Kramer's article might have benefitted from more of their perspective.

Archeologists can often extract more information from an ancient civilization's accidental artifacts than from its monuments.