Sentence examples for occupation site from inspiring English sources
Early Tuesday morning, a group of protesters hurl insults at the police ("Fuck the pigs!") after being evicted from the occupation site.
Radiocarbon dating revealed that a occupation site in Siberia was only 13,000 years old and thus too recent to be a critical link in the first migrations, as had been supposed.
Marine shells found in the submerged lands were from Mediterranean organisms that had died about 7,600 years ago -- in 5600 B.C. Dr. Fredrik T. Hiebert, an archaeologist from the University of Pennsylvania, reported at the meeting that an underwater survey with remote-sensing technology last summer detected the stones of at least one human occupation site off Turkey's northern coast near Sinop.
The changes in the emission behavior have been reported due to the occupation site, which is associated with other defects [8, 9].
Archaeological excavations at the DK site in the eastern Olduvai Basin, Tanzania, age-bracketed between ∼1.88 Ma (Bed I Basalt) and ∼1.85 Ma (Tuff IB), record the oldest lahar inundation, modification, and preservation of a hominin "occupation" site yet identified.
Ciochon, who has spent many years working at sites in Java, agrees with criticisms that the shells have been taken out of context, because Trinil was not an occupation site where early humans actually lived.
For the past two months, Hong Kong police have routinely trained cameras on demonstrators and crowds gathering on pavements near occupation sites.
How many registrars, let alone vice-chancellors, sit down on the floor with their students in tents and occupation sites and just talk, just listen?
In recent years, early human occupation sites have been examined coast to coast: from Oregon to Wisconsin to western Pennsylvania and from Maryland and Virginia down to South Carolina and Florida.
As a result, the E form depends on the occupation sites.
It also paid for the installation of mains electricity to occupation sites and funding for the Branchage film festival.
