Sentence examples for these archeologists from inspiring English sources

So he incorporated real-life details. "There's a moment in the book where these archeologists come to the house, and they're talking about digging up the back yard.

These archeologists suggested that the ruins, and especially the tall stylized birds, carved from soapstone, that guarded the citadel, were evidence of an advanced white or "Semitic" civilization, possibly Egyptian or Phoenician or even the scions of "mythical inhabitants of Great Britain".

And there are many of these amateur archeologists.

The New Yorker, November 29 , 1941P. 13 The archeologists are still busy these days digging up ancient truths for our instruction.

By Stanley Edgar Hyman and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, November 29 , 1941P. 13 The archeologists are still busy these days digging up ancient truths for our instruction.

"I had more disposable income when I was a graduate student!" The archeologists I spoke with confirmed that these stories were representative.

"For the archeologists," Zayed will say.

The unprofessional handling of these skeletal remains by the late Monsignor Ludwig Kaas, one of the Vatican officials in charge, caused the archeologists on the job to conclude that it would be impossible to decide which bones belonged to whom.

Last Tuesday, Powell organized an expedition: a matinée in Long Island City, followed by lunch, where the archeologists would do what archeologists do best — scrutinize their findings.

These "secondhand monuments," as archeologists call them, can be found in many places: standing stones sometimes turn out to be scooting stones.

Instead of stripping the wreckage, these trips will include archeologists who will carefully document and map the site for the first time as a step toward creating a long-term archaeological management plan for it.