Sentence examples for most archeologists from inspiring English sources

Most archeologists believe that there are no unplundered Maya cities left, even those that are "undiscovered".

But most archeologists believe that the midwinter sunset was the crucial astronomical event for Stonehenge's creators.

Until recently, most archeologists continued to ascribe the Neolithic revolution to a combination of climatic and demographic factors.

Before Kelso came along, most archeologists had concluded that the remains of the fort that the settlers built in the spring of 1607 had long since been washed away by the James River.

A few years later, already deep into studying space junk, she was thrilled to discover the work of the late scholar William Rathje, who, like most archeologists, believed that one person's trash is another's treasure, and that studying rubbish can challenge received ideas about what has value and why.

In contrast, most archeologists believe that Folsom and probably Dalton points were launched by atlatls.

But Mace, like most early archeologists, was intent on retrieving relics, and he left only rudimentary maps and diagrams of his digs.

The University of New Mexico, which was already respected for its archeological work, became renowned, and Hibben himself became one of the country's most celebrated archeologists.

Because of the prevailing notion that the Amazon was a counterfeit paradise — and because no stone city had ever been found — most established archeologists had long ago abandoned the remote Xingu.

These sites are often dismissed by most North America archeologists but not by European colleagues.

Perhaps most importantly, archeologists have shown that the Bantu brought agriculture to the region, growing crops such as pearl millet and yams.