Sentence examples for traces of human activity from inspiring English sources

Importantly for us, this early pollen analysis was carried out in conjunction with archaeological investigations focused on a site of the enigmatic Mesolithic Kongemose culture [74], which is rarely found in this part of southern Scandinavia [79], and the pollen cores did in fact also contains direct traces of human activity in the form of embedded flint artefacts.

And in those rocks they've identified the traces of human activity, specifically radiation stemming from atomic weapons tests.

The first traces of human activity at the site date to approximately 800 BC, with the first structures being built about 350 BC.

My photographs focus on traces of human activity within the landscape, often depicting physical marks made by unconscious interactions and sculptural forms re-contextualized within the frame of the image.

Archaeologists have not yet found traces of human activity around this stretch of wall, which suggests that the Xia wall in this location may have been incomplete and not ready for use.

By modeling macro-economical indicators using digital traces of human activities on mobile or social networks, we can provide important insights to processes previously assessed via paper-based surveys or polls only.

The oldest traces of human activities, dated to around 36 35 14C ka BP (43 40 cal ka), were found in alluvial strata at Mamontovaya Kurya at the Polar Circle - their connection to cultures further south remains uncertain.

These powerful symbols of what Mark Fisher has called the "transnational limbo" of late capitalism – anonymous, dangerous, eradicating all trace of human activity – they were played by a 60-strong drum orchestra, using the impenetrable steel to make the only music many people had heard all night.

(Scroll down for photos.) The 48 sets of remains unearthed in graves in the Taichung area are the earliest trace of human activity found in central Taiwan.

Indications of human activity were traced back to the Mesolithic (9000 4900 cal. BC) and are reflected in the pollen diagram by a wide range of anthropogenic indicators, which constitute nearly half of the total pollen sum, together with high charcoal content.

It's a very important part of human activity.