Sentence examples for two archaeologists from inspiring English sources
"I have already signed up nine authors, including two archaeologists and a museum curator," he said.
Where the two archaeologists fundamentally disagree is over how a theory should be constructed.
This June, using twin Russian submersibles, the federal oceans agency dived to the wreck, taking two microbiologists (including Dr. Cullimore), two archaeologists and two agency shipwreck experts.
For a quarter of a century, two archaeologists and their team slogged through wild tropical vegetation to investigate and map the remains of one of the largest Maya cities, in Central America.
Two archaeologists, Wil Roebroeks of Leiden University in the Netherlands and Paola Villa of the University of Colorado Museum in Boulder, report their findings in the current issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Then, starting around 500 B.C., signs of warfare emerged in the form of trophy heads and depictions of warriors, the two archaeologists report in last week's Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Fourteen art historians, four archaeologists, one cultural manager and a museum specialist make up the new directors, who will be at the forefront of cultural reform in Italy.
The excavation work is being carried out by three archaeologists and a group of 50 volunteers, with machinery removing surface materials before more delicate digging is conducted closer to the mirrors.
Just a step from the centre of Rio de Janeiro, at the heart of the docks undergoing a massive facelift in preparation for the 2016 Olympics, two workers await the verdict of three archaeologists at the bottom of a trench.
The money for the excavation has been raised through a crowdfunding project, Dig Ventures, founded by three archaeologists to fill the gap left by the sharp decline in funding of research archaeology by universities and local authorities.
The Morecambe Bay excavation was partly financed through a crowdfunding initiative, DigVentures, a social enterprise founded by three archaeologists – including Wilkins – to address severe cuts to research archaeology funding.
