Sentences with phrase «archaeological evidence such»

The North - Atlantic evidence for MWP is incontrovertible, given the historical records in Europe and the archaeological evidence such as farms in areas of Greenland that could not possibly be used for farming today.

A wide array of archaeological evidence such as ceremonial dumps, burials, art, and artificial construction support the idea that caves were used primarily for ceremonial activities.

For prehistoric times, the main evidence is from forensic archaeology: the proportion of skeletons that had bashed - in skulls, or arrowheads embedded in bones, together with archaeological evidence such as fortifications.

Not exact matches

And the lack of physical evidence when that evidence should be there, such as the absence of archaeological confirmation of the Exodus, can be used to reject the historicity of some biblical myths.

Go to the National archaeological museum in Mexico City you will see such evidences there.

What about the practical issues such as the fact that there is no historical or archaeological evidence whatever for anything in the book of Mormon?

But Roberts says he doesn't see evidence for such a huge shift in the archaeological record.

«Even in Egypt, despite hearing many tales of war, we never find such substantial archaeological evidence of its participants and victims,» UCD's Molloy says.

With dates «corrected», he maintains that the biblical evidence now fits the archaeological record, and that we can recognise the historical reality of hitherto legendary figures such as Saul, David and Joseph.

Fullagar predicts that the technique of examining the edges of tools for evidence of ancient food processing will allow study of other cases of early agriculture which do not leave archaeological clues such as mounds or seeds.

«This is a great piece of work,» says Alexander Bentley, an anthropologist at Durham University in the U.K. Bentley adds that the new findings, including the signs of violence on the skeletons — such as multiple skull fractures — are consistent with other archaeological evidence from Central Europe that men raided outside communities and captured their women.