Sentence examples for occupation phases from inspiring English sources

Heuneburg had several occupation phases, ranging from the middle of the 2nd millennium bce to the late 1st millennium ce, but the climax of its occupation was in the 6th and early 5th centuries bce, the so-called IV phase.

By comparing undated cores from the landscape with those from different occupation phases at Haua Fteah, DFA classification is tested as a method for imparting an approximate chronology to the former.

Based on the global data on climate change since the isotopic stage 5, it is possible to correlate the sea levels variations with the occupation phases of the Rabat-Témara caves by prehistoric men.

It is a key location in unravelling the history of anatomically modern humans (AMH) in northern Africa as it reveals Middle and Late Palaeolithic occupation phases since ∼170 ka.

The 14C dates obtained from the excavated hearths at Sheikh El-Obeiyid indicate the presence of three occupation phases, confirmed by the different characteristics of the lithic assemblages and playa generations: PI, PII, and PIII.

The majority of samples came from the Neolithic period, which in Miechów began in the second half of the VIth millennium BC with the appearance of the Linear Pottery Culture and continued with several occupation phases until the development of the Funnel Beaker and Baden cultures.

The problem turned out not to be the execution of the combat phase, but the lack of preparation for the occupation phase.

∼280 BC has acted as a trigger to crop cultivation and mountain-adapted arboriculture starting with Juglans regia during the Beyşehir Occupation Phase.

Pre-Classical settlements related to past marine position are quite rare and, after their occupation phase the landscape has often dramatically changed.

When the occupation phase of the war started, the security companies specialised in ex-special forces operatives from all the three British units, the SAS, the SBS and the Det (an intelligence-driven unit operating in Northern Ireland).

Who can read Bob Woodward's "Plan of Attack" and not find his jaw dropping at the fact that from the very beginning, in late 2001, none of the civilian leadership, not Rice, not Powell, not Tenet, not the president, asked where the plan for the occupation phase was?