Sentence examples for prehistoric characteristics from inspiring English sources
With its eel-like body and prehistoric characteristics, the shark is often said to be a "living fossil".
For example, Nuraghe, the characteristic Sardinian prehistoric towers and castles, are widely and evenly distributed across the island and are substantially confined to Sardinia, thus supporting their local creation.
Visibility is one of the most common features considered when analyzing site location; visual control of a territory is usually considered to be a desirable characteristic for a prehistoric settlement.
The territories of the Eurasian steppe exhibit a broad range of environments, and we would expect to see significant variation in prehistoric animal husbandry according to the characteristics of the environments and the suitability of different animals to these conditions.
It is one of the characteristic styles of the art of some prehistoric hunting cultures.
Therefore, the prehistoric people of the West Liao River valley carried the characteristic N1 (x N1a, N1c) lineage, and appear both culturally and genetically distinct.
Lavish tombs were a key characteristic of ancient Egyptian culture, dating back to prehistoric periods.
The study suggested that the growth rates of dinosaurs' bones were not characteristic of either warm-blooded or cold-blooded animals, so the prehistoric creatures must have been mesotherms.
The modern forms of the major staple foods, such as bananas, plantains, maize and other cereal grasses, and pulses, as well as flax and cotton grown for their fibres, are the outcome of prehistoric selection over thousands of years from among wild ancestral pants with the most desirable characteristics.
Employing his characteristic blend of scientific empiricism and sociological analysis, he considers the history of violence from prehistoric times to the present day.
