Sentence examples for previous archaeological from inspiring English sources

Though Greek and German teams had done some previous archaeological work in the Agora, its location was only vaguely known.

However, most previous archaeological studies of CORONA satellite images have focused on homogeneously textured arid condition with little vegetation.

Previous archaeological investigations have been hindered by difficult excavation conditions resulting in a poor understanding of the dimensions, shape and degradation state of the hull's deeper structure.

The finding supports previous archaeological, anthropological and genetic studies indicating that the island's first inhabitants were Berbers from North Africa, a group that today lives in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and parts of the Sahara.

Although the ephemeral archaeological record of slave runaways poses challenges to conventional methods of archaeological survey, documentary sources, previous archaeological research, and oral traditions contribute to the identification of many slave runaway sites.

Previous archaeological studies suggest a reorganization in settlement patterns between the Newberry (ca. 3500 1500 BP) and Marana (ca. 650-contact) periods, from a highly mobile to a more residentially sedentary one.

The GPR results can correlate and calibrate previous limited archaeological pit tests, and provide detailed information about buried remains to plan further excavations.

It confirmed the broad outline of previous linguistic and archaeological studies, but provided details on timing and the origin of settlers that had been lacking.

Previous and ongoing archaeological research of both human burial and occupation sites throughout the Palauan archipelago during the last 50 years has produced a robust data set to test hypotheses regarding initial colonization and subsequent adaptations over the past three millennia.

Our results were in agreement with previous historical and archaeological reports about the past gene flow that existed between North African and South European breeds, in particular with Iberian cattle.

Previous work suggests that archaeological features indicative of social complexity occur suddenly during the latest Epipalaeolithic phase, the Natufian (c. 14,500 11,600 cal BP).