Sentence examples for preserved site from inspiring English sources
But that carefully preserved site, one of the city's most visited attractions, and the mausoleum nearby where Ho's body is on display, have been omitted from the president's three-day itinerary.
The stories and relics of Pelayo associated with the nearby shrine of Covadonga, the preserved site of the first major victory against the Moors (722), belong to legend rather than to fact; it was, however, in this legendary guise that he became an important symbol of Christian resistance in medieval Spanish history and literature.
The largest and best preserved site at Kharga Oasis is the temple of Hibis from the Persian period (c. 660 330 BC), located about two kilometres to the north of the modern city of Kharga.
"is an important part of the effort to piece together the patchwork of preserved sites currently over the Stony Hill aquifer".
It is one of the best preserved sites from antiquity, its ancient temples and buildings dating back to the first century AD, though the city was settled earlier.
On Friday, Maamoun Abdulkarim said the tombs in Palmyra, which was among the best preserved sites from antiquity, were blown up 10 days ago.
The thermopolium, one of the best preserved sites in Pompeii, has been closed to the public for years in order to protect it from further damage.
For a quieter, more modest cultural fix, try the museum and chapel at the San Fernando Rey de España Mission, one of the most impeccably preserved sites from California's Spanish colonial era.
Next is the Lotus Mahal, a symmetrical open-air pavilion which is one of the best preserved sites in Hampi.
Memorials take a number of different forms, such as monuments, preserved sites of important or tragic events, museums, archives, ceremonies or educational activities (Barsalou and Baxter 2007, Zembylas 2011).
In a new study, which will be published in the March issue of the Journal of Archaeological Science, geographers Katharine Johnson and William Ouimet of the University of Connecticut, Storrs, uncovered these preserved sites without ever lifting a shovel.
