Sentence examples for of important settlement from inspiring English sources

In the south an amphitheatre at Maumbury Rings dates from pre-Roman times; Maiden Castle (2 miles [3 km] southwest), a vast earthwork encircled by entrenchments and ramparts and occupying more than 120 acres (50 hectares), was the site of important settlement from Neolithic times into the Iron Age.

Another massive wave of information (Fig. 4) circulated from the town of Ragusa to important settlements immediately out of the territory of the Republic, and in less than 10 days spread further inland, in the Balkans.

As Michael Kirshinga, a resident of the strategically important settlement, put it: "They assured us that they will not attack us, but people began to run for their lives.

In this paper we present the first study of organic residues recovered from ceramic vessels from the archaeological site of Fuerte Quemado-Intihuatana (Catamarca, Argentina), an important settlement of the Collasuyu province.

The intermontane basin of Chichibu, near the eastern limit of the range, has been an important settlement area throughout Japanese history.

The now-deserted Pueblo Bonito was one of its most important settlements and home to about 1000 Anasazis, a Native American people.

The copper plates further provide clues as to the locations of important ancient settlements and the routes connecting them.

Building an argument around the rise and fall of important social settlements, Flawed Capitalism traces the history of the two economies through first their New Deal and then their Reaganite periods ones labeled differently in the UK, but similarly marked by the development first of a Keynesian welfare state and then a Thatcherite neoliberal one.

The Chiapanecas were militarily powerful before the Spanish conquest; they had forced a number of important Zoque settlements to pay them tribute, and had successfully resisted being incorporated into the Aztec Empire.

Other important settlements are the resort centres of Furnas and Sete Cidades.

Both measurements were indispensable for the settlement of important controversies in agricultural chemistry.