Sentence examples for occupational phase from inspiring English sources

Within this, the type of occupation, the position, the employment grade, the start and end of the occupational phase were collected.

At the site of Pozza Lavino some scattered pottery fragments also suggest another occupational phase after the Mesolithic.

After this period, a new occupational phase is dated between c. 8180 and 5610 cal yr BP; this period saw the beginning of the frequentation of pastoral groups and is marked by an important change in the forming processes of the sequence.

We argue that the whole continuous building class influences the building's thermal mass (the building massing) and their extent (the patch area or patch in short) and these are better descriptors for the energy use in the occupational phase of a building.

Archaeologists only found traces of one pre-Kaqchikel occupational phase and this was an ancient level dating to the Late Preclassic.

Direct dates on bone harpoon points and plant temper in Kiffian sherds confirm the association of several of these artifacts with this occupational phase (Figure 3; Table 2, dates 26 28, 64, 65).

Macroscopic plant remains found in different occupational phases of six archaeological sites represent cultivated and wild plants.

The anthracological study has revealed the dominance of open oak forests with Quercus, Pinus sylvestris and Betula during all occupational phases.

Perdigões is located in the Alentejo region of south-eastern Portugal, with occupational phases dating from the Late Middle Neolithic to Late Chalcolithic/Early Bronze Age (middle 4th and 3rd millennium BCE) periods.

Two main occupational phases are identified that correspond with humid intervals in the early and mid-Holocene, based on 78 direct AMS radiocarbon dates on human remains, fauna and artifacts, as well as 9 OSL dates on paleodune sand.

This overlaps the early portion of the occupational hiatus at Gobero, the beginning of which is set after the youngest burial dated so far in occupation phase 2 (Figure 3; Table 2, date 8, 6380 6210 B.C.E., midpoint 6295 B.C.E).