Sentence examples for study of the archaeological from inspiring English sources
Study of the archaeological record underpins characterization of human behaviour in the past.
We present their use in the case study of the Archaeological Map of the Samarkand region.
In Perú, exceptional preservation permits a wide range of studies of the archaeological record.
We conclude that these sensors are useful in studies of ADE in deforested cropland and provide new opportunities for detailed studies of the archaeological record.
Studies of the archaeological record and autosomal SNP data have not indicated ASY to be the region of dog origins but, because of an almost complete lack of samples from ASY in these studies, evidence indicating ASY may have been overlooked.
We summarise a detailed study of the Fayum archaeological landscape interpretable at different temporal and spatial scales using an expanded version of low-level food production to organise observations concerning palaeoenvironment, socioeconomy, settlement, and mobility.
Our study of the regional archaeological landscape as a palimpsest identified evidence for field system associated with the establishment of a Zhou colony at the turn of the first millennium BCE and its transformation from a military stronghold to a full-blown Eastern Zhou urban center during the late first millennium BCE.
The monitoring includes studies of the archaeology, modern materials analogous to archaeological artefacts, site hydrology and environmental parameters, but this article focuses solely on the information obtained from groundwater samples.
The problem is approached through a detailed study of the available literary, archaeological, numismatic and epigraphic sources.
An interdisciplinary study of the geologic and archaeological records of a 50 ky year period at the Plio-Pleistocene boundary in Olduvai Basin (Tanzania) revealed that a small groundwater-fed wetland was a consistent focus of hominin activity during periods of climate change (wet/dry cycles).
The museum, designed by Kliment Halsband Architects with conservation-grade display cases and cabinets crafted by noted local firm Helmut Guenschel, is intended for the exhibition and study of the university's archaeological artifacts.
