Sentence examples for traces of settlement from inspiring English sources

Some construction on the mound itself dates from the early Achaemenian dynasty (559 330 bce), and there are traces of settlement activity from the Parthian period.

Traces of settlement of people of only one archaeological culture dated to the Late Palaeolithic are recorded in the Koło Basin – i.e. the Tanged Point Complex, called in Polish territories the Sviderian Culture.

The first traces of settlements in Cubzac date back to the Magdalenian epoch.

The Zarubintsy culture circle, in existence roughly from 200 BCE to 150 CE, extended along the middle and upper Dnieper and its tributary the Pripyat River, but also left traces of settlements in parts of Polesie and the upper Bug River basin.

The settlement of the region dates to the Paleolithic Period (Old Stone Age), and deneholes (ancient underground chambers) and traces of Roman settlement have been found there.

The district has many traces of ancient settlement in the form of tappehs, or mounds.

In the territories of Austria, the first traces of human settlement date from the Lower Paleolithic Period (Old Stone Age).

The earliest traces of human settlement in the city area, found on a hill to the southeast, are from the late Chalcolithic Period (Copper Age) and Early Bronze Age (c. 3000 bce).

While no visible traces of early settlement survive, the North Island is home to a dignified ensemble of 19th-century brick and stone warehouse buildings that climb gently toward a green hillside.

New evidence from the dig, at a site called Vespasian's Camp, has revealed traces of human settlement 3,000 years before nearby Stonehenge was built.

Historical maps of the Negev Desert which comprises half of the total land area of Palestine can be viewed from several intersecting perspectives relating to aspects such as their contribution to tracing patterns of settlement and agricultural history, imperialism and mapping, and legal geography of land ownership and indigenous people.