Sentence examples for occupations of human from inspiring English sources

In northwest Colombia, recent studies in the Medellín-Porce Medellín-Porce River Basinoccupations of haven grevealedat altered troccupationssts frof thumaneistocene–Holocene transition (10,000 BP) onward, and that likely implemented small-scale cultivation of wild and domesticated plants from the end of the early Holocene (8000 BP) until the end of the middle Holocene (3000 BP).

The ability of H. pylori to evade detection and subsequent elimination by the host immune response (Salama et al. 2013) likely contributes to its sustained occupation of the human gut.

In these contexts, methods that can reveal occupational patterns at landscape scales, without the need to pinpoint specific sites of human occupation, can be especially useful.

From the earliest times of human occupation, systems of sustainable fishing and land use were embedded into the culture.

"We have the first site with direct evidence of human occupation on the old coast.

The span of human occupation in Africa is believed to exceed that of any other continent.

Evidence of human occupation in Nigeria dates back thousands of years.

However, long periods of human occupation in these regions have decimated most of the natural vegetation.

The video, on display now at the center, tells the story of Peekskill from the dawn of human occupation thousands of years ago to the late 20th century.

The intensity and length of time of human occupation of the Highlands are evidenced by the extent of man-made landscapes in the region.

Traces of human occupation of the site of Vienna have been found dating as far back as the Paleolithic Period (Old Stone Age).