Besides ruins of wooden buildings, archeologists have found fragments of ceramic pottery. |
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From dives, the archeologists have recovered the only examples of genuine English longbows as well as their arrows. |
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This technique is one of the most important uses of nuclear chemistry for archeologists. |
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Vatican archeologists believe that they have identified the tomb of St. Paul in the Roman basilica that bears his name. |
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A team of Spanish archeologists recently produced a report that can be used for future restoration. |
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Ceramic pieces, metal fragments, seeds and human remains have been uncovered by archeologists at the site. |
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During 1964-66 A. D., the marble mosque was repaired by a group of Italian archeologists and conservators. |
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Heron of Alexandria described the screw in Mechanica in the first century A.D., and archeologists have unearthed threaded bolts at early Roman sites. |
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Create a time capsule of five to seven items that would give future archeologists good clues about you and how you live. |
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The junk itself is a collection of fossils from our evolutionary history, which makes it interesting in the same way that a midden is interesting to archeologists. |
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The hunting tools that archeologists are finding in the Mackenzie mountains are teaching us a lot about aboriginal groups of the past. |
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A group of Japanese archeologists plans to excavate an archaeological site in central Afghanistan that may have been an important center of Buddhism. |
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Most archeologists believe that the Taos Indians along with other Pueblo Indians settled along the Rio Grande migrated from the Four Corners region. |
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At first look, archeologists on the project say the remains are not consistent with war injuries or other violent deaths. |
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In 1999, archeologists Mark Papworth and Larry Lahren and I asked the Anzick family for permission to revisit the burial site. |
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But Abraham was born in Mesopotamia, in particular in a bustling place called Ur Kasdim, or Ur of the Chaldees, which has been excavated by archeologists in today's Iraq. |
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When anthropologists and archeologists refer to the Inuit, they mean all the people who speak the languages of the Eskaleutian family. |
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There's always been a bit of needle between classicists and archeologists. |
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Many archeologists suggest that control of water may have been one of the driving forces in the development of civilization. |
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Auburn University archeologists excavated approximately 52 remains and funerary objects which were kept on-site in a secure location. |
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There, archeologists excavated a large cemetery with tombs dating from the Roman Empire until the 6th century. |
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Other local residents, construction workers, and onsite archeologists faced similar exposures and risks. |
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His work received little support from mainstream historians and archeologists at the time, and even less today. |
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In Macedonia, there are only five graduated Albanian archeologists and they are all unemployed. |
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Another sign looks similar to a hand holding a brush or a sharp tool, the archeologists say. |
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From this, archeologists surmised that the inhabitation was seasonal, suggesting large-scale hunting expeditions by the Dorset Palaeoeskimo people. |
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Even though it is unknown his origin or how many of them there were, archeologists discovered a roman catacomb and an ancient church devoted to St-Valentine. |
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Wealthy Victorian hobbyist archeologists followed them and subsequently discovered ancient sites at every turn of a pickaxe in the sand. |
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Related: Coricancha, the Incas' temple of the sun: a history of cities in 50 buildings, day 3 As an independent nation Indian archeologists have remained enchanted by the chance to uncover signs of the mythical Indraprastha. |
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That is where the archeologists come in. For decades, archaeologists have used a technique called carbon dating to work out how old their finds are. |
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The archeologists have made major discoveries, identifying what they believe is the temporary settlement where the builders of Stonehenge lived, and pinpointing the date of the settlement to within a few decades. |
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Known to archeologists as the Palaeo-Eskimos, they developed the techniques that first allowed humans to live successfully in the coldest and bleakest portion of the habitable world. |
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It is concerned in particular with arrangements to be made for co-operation among archeologists and town and regional planners in order to ensure optimum conservation of archaeological heritage. |
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This other group has been called the Dorset culture by archeologists. |
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What we have are certain artifacts, certain ways of their having lived, the photographs that these archeologists and anthropologists have taken, but we don't know that much. |
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How far south the Sami extended in the past has been debated among historians and archeologists for many years. |
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The early history of the cotton gin is ambiguous, because archeologists likely mistook the cotton gin's parts for other tools. |
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Sundararajan was among the observers, along with several archeologists and gemologists. |
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With the rise of modern archaeology in the early 20th Century, archeologists began to excavate and investigate bog bodies more carefully and thoroughly. |
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Natural objects, such as fire cracked rocks from a hearth or plant material used for food, are classified by archeologists as ecofacts rather than as artifacts. |
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I think we'll see a spike in kids who want to become archeologists. |
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The blend of a cave and a church is truly peculiar and fascinating to both speleologists studying caves and archeologists studying all manmade traces. |
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Now urban archeologists have unearthed the restaurant as part of the Metro Red Line subway construction, opening a window into the San Fernando Valley's past. |
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In 2012 a group of historians and archeologists came to the conclusion that the oppidium of the Aduatuci was placed south of the Hainaut city of Thuin. |
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Archeologists unearthed a galaxy of merry swastikas when they excavated Troy. |
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Archeologists from the University of Birmingham are surveying at the Grade 1-listed Manor House, in West Bromwich. |
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Archeologists is working hard to reveal remnants of the historical Otrar city where in the Central Asia. |
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