| Moreover, we could not determine the exact provenience of the recovered materials, although they appeared to be from ca. 25-110 cm below surface. |
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| Thus, an object's provenience can be stated as being 30m north, 22m east, and 3.5m down from an arbitrary fixed point on the site. |
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| It will also be a requirement of factories to satisfy themselves as to the provenience of any animals which they purchase. |
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| Writer interviews Col. William O. Mueller, whose sale items are revealed to have a dubious provenience. |
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| The public or private provenience of funds does not influence the organisation choices. |
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| It is difficult for genuine good faith buyers to get information about the provenance of an object, and often impossible to get reliable information about provenience. |
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| We actively work with all our heritage assets in the context of the policy, which is one of the most compelling reasons for a uniform system of recording, rooted in a nationally consistent provenience system. |
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| Since the introduction of the system, much has evolved in archaeological practice, but the provenience system has endured as a flexible and integrating recording method for Parks Canada archaeologists. |
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| Wall paintings of Italian provenience which still could be found in local Romanesque and Gothic churches are a very precious product of industrial boom in the region during the Middle-Ages. |
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| Modern excavation techniques require that the precise locations of objects and features, known as their provenance or provenience, be recorded. |
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| When participants to your workshop come from different places you might like to form work groups based on their provenience, in order for them to be able to work on the same conflict. |
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| In terms of raw material, the monoliths from this megalithic region are almost all of sandstone. With rare exceptions, the provenience of the sandstone is in an immediate geographic context. |
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| The provenience system is hierarchical in nature, integrating Site Number and information pertaining to excavation or survey units into a single alphanumeric code. |
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| Our adaptation of the Tikal system provides a standard provenience nomenclature for all persons excavating or surveying on lands, including lands under water, administered by Parks Canada. |
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| No restrictions on customers' provenience and payment destination countries or currencies are in force within the company's policy. |
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| To the extent that they are understandable, scientific discoveries are little invalidated by class provenience. |
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| Along with other valuables of foreign provenience, these currencies figured importantly in bridewealth. |
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| The actual point of original deposition, however, was likely altogether different, its eventual provenience involving a number of site formation processes. |
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| The Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health plans to develop dental clinics in Qatif, in Eastern Provenience, Saudi Arabia. |
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