Sentences with phrase «many archaeological discoveries»

The general credibility of the patriarchal backgrounds is greatly enhanced by archaeological discoveries.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12888421 Some scholars who have seen them say they could be the most important archaeological discovery of Christian artifacts in history.

The view that Jesus was a village farmer who also has practiced part - time carpentry in his native village and immediate surroundings as corroborated by the parabolic emphases has been confirmed by recent archaeological discoveries.31 Recent explorations have revealed that Nazareth was a small agricultural village that came into being in the 3rd century BCE.32 Settlements in Nazareth were mostly found right at the top, whereas in the nearby «three northern spurs» they were to be found largely «on the slopes, lower ridges, and just off the basins.

In recent times archaeological discoveries in the Indus valley have brought to light evidences of a highly developed culture in India long before the coming of the invading Aryans.

I think one of the major problems with it, is that it was formulated in the late 1800's, before many significant archaeological discoveries over the following century that contradict the theory.

Obviously the stories are from the Middle East, you'd expect some archaeological discoveries to match places mentioned in those stories, but nowhere near all claims in the bible have been verified.

Indeed, a major incentive to archaeological discovery lay precisely in the desire of students of the Bible to find in the records of this ancient culture some support for their faith in the Bible.

We have named the barley Kebari ®, in honour of an archaeological discovery at the Sea of Galilee, where evidence of the Kebaran people growing, harvesting and processing barley 23,000 years ago has been found.

Dr Phil Larkin: We've called this barley Kebari ®, and that's, too, in recognition of quite a remarkable archaeological discovery not so long ago at the Sea of Galilee.

The exhibition, titled «a small fort, which our people call Fort Orange,» examines the momentous archaeological discovery of the fort in 1970, as well as the lasting impact of Dutch settlement of New York 400 years ago.

The author offers nonspecialists an account of the archaeological discoveries at Çatalhöyük, Turkey (a topic that he has covered for Science) and the researchers who work there.

It is a nice archaeological discovery, but Foley was hoping for something much older.

Like many archaeological discoveries, this one was accidental.

Traditionally, archaeological discoveries in Malta have been interpreted — or perhaps we should say misinterpreted — against a backdrop of broad conjecture about the significance of mother goddesses.

The Basques have been a distinct population for at least 18 000 years, according to archaeological discoveries.

Many important paleoanthropological and archaeological discoveries were made in areas on the -LSB-...]

Rice was believed to have been first cultivated in China around 6,000 years ago, but recent archaeological discoveries have found primitive rice seeds and ancient farm tools dating back about 9,000 years.

They were thus eaten 2000 years ago, and one archaeological discovery of preserved pistachios dates back to the 6th millennium BC.

This is a full lesson which explores why Pompeii is a significant archaeological discovery.

This is part of a topic of «What was the most significant archaeological discovery?»

Everybody loves a treasure hunt, and, all by themselves, the Dead Sea Scrolls certainly qualify as «the greatest archaeological discovery of the twentieth century.»

It was more that we are so familiar with the Greco - Roman gods, and it was harder to come up with ways that they could have come to the United States (although as I finished the book several fringe archaeological discoveries gave me ways I could have done it); and that the Norse myths are so bleak, and always end in Ragnarok... In your acknowledgments, you allude to the best line of dialogue in the epilogue, but you don't identify it.

But it's best known for some of South America's best archaeological discoveries.

You can have a fascinating cultural experience at the Landscape Museum in Verbania Pallanza, which was established to honour the incredible beauty of Lake Maggiore, has a huge collection of artistic delights including sculptures, paintings and archaeological discoveries.

A short drive west of Mildura you'll find the World Heritage - listed Mungo National Park, home to the famous Mungo Man and Mungo Woman archaeological discoveries.

Further north, new archaeological discoveries from the preclassic, Classic and modern Maya periods are even now being uncovered.

Named after an eighteenth century Spanish explorer, Galiano was long populated by the indigenous Penelakut people, with archaeological discoveries suggesting over three thousand years of inhabitation.

Discovered relatively recently, the site is considered a very important archaeological discovery revealing new information about Moche culture.

Antalya is an immensely popular spot, combining the typical allure of the beach with the curious presence of archaeological discoveries.

Lara initially has two climbing axes to help her climb in treacherous conditions and a pistol to shoot spike trap mechanisms and enemies who are shooting at Lara with the intent to kill as they aim to remove their one obstacle from claiming the archaeological discovery.

A major archaeological discovery has put Algeria's history in the spotlight.

A companion volume will discuss historical sites in the major Byzantine cities and towns in Greece, placing emphasis on recent archaeological discoveries.

Showcasing objects from one of the world's greatest archaeological discoveries, this exhibition sheds light on almost 1,000 years of Chinese history and reveals the emperor's efforts to pursue immortality and prepare for the afterlife.

The Franklin Institute's Terracotta Warriors of the First Emperor, a new immersive adaptation of one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in modern time, recently made its debut in Philadelphia.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art presents City and Cosmos: The Arts of Teotihuacan, a groundbreaking exhibition featuring new archaeological discoveries from the ancient city's three... Read more...

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art presents City and Cosmos: The Arts of Teotihuacan, a groundbreaking exhibition featuring new archaeological discoveries from the ancient city's three main pyramids and major residential compounds.

Palaeoclimatology will doubtless be enlivened by a stunning archaeological discovery 14C dated to the height of Mycenaean civilization

Many of the archaeological discoveries from 1000AD have only recently been made due to being packed in ice for 500 years.

In order to mitigate the environmental impact of the project, the Galadari team has incorporated provisions into the joint venture agreement to ensure any archaeological discoveries during the development phase are sensitively handled and preserved.

The magazine contains articles about the latest archaeological discoveries in and around Colchester as well as more general articles about the archaeology and history of Colchester.

Not exact matches

In all the discoveries made through extended archaeological research, there has never appeared what might be called a sacred scripture of the Babylonians or Assyrians.

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In February 2020, the bones will be displayed in RAMM's Making History Gallery alongside all the discoveries made from a wider archaeological research project with the University of Exeter called «Exeter: A Place in Time.»

The discovery of a rare gold coin bearing the image of the Roman Emperor Nero at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte's archaeological excavations on Mount Zion in Jerusalem, has just been announced by the archaeologists in charge of the project, Drs. Shimon Gibson, James Tabor, and Rafael Lewis.

Here we examine the most important archaeological sites, beginning with the first discoveries.

Several recent archaeological and fossil discoveries in Asia are also pushing back the first appearance of modern humans in the region and, by implication, the migration out of Africa.

That and other discoveries led Dolores Piperno, an archaeobotanist at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., and her co-workers to begin searching for archaeological evidence of the earliest maize in the Balsas River region.

The discovery is important for reasons beyond the city's age — it throws into question many assumptions on which a great deal of archaeological work is based, because the inhabitants of Caral built a social and political structure, not to mention monumental architecture, without the trappings of writing, metallurgy, or ceramics.

Now — nearly six millennia later — the unearthing of these remnants in what is now northeastern Syria is a spectacular archaeological find, one of several important discoveries made recently at Tell Brak, a 130 - foot - high mound jutting above the northern fringe of the Mesopotamian plain.

The stone tools mark «a new beginning to the known archaeological record,» say the authors of a new paper about the discovery, published today in the leading scientific journal Nature.