"While hominids probably lived all over Africa," our guide said, "it was here that they were particularly well preserved.
The rooms used for spycraft are particularly well preserved: cryptology and encoding machines, passport-forgery equipment, secret passageways, and shredders all look as if they were still in use and diplomats had just gone for a coffee break.
One of the toolkits, which was found next to a pile of different instruments, was more complex and particularly well preserved, with its intact shell coated with red pigment.
There are remnants of the city's stout 17th-century fortifications, built as a defense against the Turks; particularly well preserved are the Hangman's Bastion, now a museum, and the Mikluš Prison.
If you look at the view on the left, you will see however that the stage building of the Theater at Sabratha is particularly well preserved, and I want to show you two views, two spectacular views, this one in particular, which shows you what this structure looked like in antiquity and what it looks like now.
Over here, wine shops; we have lots of wine shops in these Roman cities, and they're particularly well preserved in Herculaneum and in Pompeii, with these clay amphorae that were used to hold wines, that were brought to Italy, and also sometimes oils, that were brought to Italy from different parts of the world.
Unlike mozzarella, however, it has a strong salty flavour, particularly when preserved in brine.
In this paper, we focus our investigations on the Tahaddart area where the morphologic and sedimentary records are particularly well preserved and the chronological control assumed.
CT scans of one particularly well preserved skull revealed delicate scrolls of bones in a chamber at the rear of the creature's nasal cavity bones that would have been covered with soft tissue containing smell receptors (purplish pink in reconstruction at lower right), researchers say.
It is not particularly well preserved.
At Kirkstall Abbey, the ruins are particularly well preserved and show an austere form of Norman architecture with some later Gothic additions and embellishments.
