Sentences with phrase «archaeological find in»

The earliest archaeological findings in Denmark date back to the Eem interglacial period from 130,000 — 110,000 BC.

One of the most important archaeological finds in the last 50 years, the Lord of Sipán was a Mochican warrior priest buried with an array of treasures, sacrificed guards, and animals.

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@Kellsey The actual archaeological finds that have been made have been of places in the bible.

So how do those who deny evolution explain the human remains found in archaeological digs, having been radio - carbon dated, in some cases over two million years?

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.

The numerous archaeological finds made there since 1948 have given us renewed contact with the deep past of Judaism and a new appreciation of the Bible's overall accuracy in depicting it.

When the archaeological, geographical and epigraphic evidence is reviewed in detail, it is clear that the infamous cities of Sodom and Gomorrah have now been found.

Louis Howard Shwartz also discusses the Lilith mythology in detail in «Tree of Souls: The Mythology of Judaism» where the author notes «The amulet against Lilith has been found in archaeological digs dating back 1,500 years.»

In strictly archaeological - historical terms, of the 52 titles, 40 were writings found for the first time ever, said Robinson.

26), from archaeological finds, and indirectly from the Southern prophets, Micah and Isaiah, we learn that Uzziah's reign was a period in Judah of vast expansion in territory, in commerce and in power, corresponding to the brilliance of the reign of Jeroboam II (c. 786 - 746) in the North.

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.

Do you think that ANY archaeological evidence of the 40 years the Israelites spent in the desert will be found?

The earliest archaeological evidence that I could dig up dated to A.D. 595, when chiles associated with cacao seeds were found in the Cerén archaeological site in El Salvador.

A 135 - year - old Tabasco ® bottle has been recovered and reconstructed from 21 glass fragments found in an archaeological site of the historic Boston Saloon in Virginia City, Nevada.

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.

By Dave DeWitt A 135 - year - old Tabasco ® bottle has been recovered and reconstructed from 21 glass fragments found in an archaeological site of the historic Boston Saloon in Virginia City, Nevada.

For the science geek in everyone, Live Science offers a fascinating window into the natural and technological world, delivering comprehensive and compelling news and analysis on everything from dinosaur discoveries, archaeological finds and amazing animals to health, innovation and wearable technology.

The fortuitous finding of Capsicum species in these pots provides the earliest evidence of chili consumption in well - dated Mesoamerican archaeological contexts.

The baccatum species, familiarly termed «ají» throughout South America, originated either in Bolivia or in Peru and, according to archaeological evidence, was probably domesticated in Peru about 2,500 B.C. Extensive baccatum material found at the Huaca Prieta archaeological site in Peru shows that the species was gradually improved by the pre-Incan civilizations.

The New Mexico State Legislature and Governor King quickly passed Senate Joint Memorial 5, which stated, in part and with considerable exaggeration: «Whereas, despite New Mexico's long and rich chile history and prehistory, with solid archaeological evidence indicating the continuous use of both red and green chile since the time of Folsom Man some twelve thousand years ago [this is not true], we now find «Texas Man» claiming the noble chile as his; and whereas despite the facts, we hear boasting from east of the Pecos that «The Lone Star State» is the chili capital of the Southwest... and Texas chefs malign the noble «red and green» by blending it into a slurry of kidney beans and onions called chili; now, therefore, be it resolved by the Legislature of the State of New Mexico that the Land of Enchantment bets the «whole enchilada» and its reputation as the Chile Capital of the World against the Lone Star State in the Mother of All Chile Wars Festival to be held May 29 - 31, 1993 at the Doña Ana County Fairgrounds.»

The genetic studies provide greater context for archaeological evidence found in the Americas: The research shows that the incredible diversity of cultures and languages among the native people of the Americas developed in place.

Bone tumors are exceptionally rare finds in the evolutionary fossil and archaeological records of human prehistory, with the earliest known instances, before now, dating to 1,000 to 4,000 years ago.

After Sada Mire returned to her homeland, she found archaeological treasures that hadn't been seen in thousands of years.

He believes linguistic and archaeological evidence, including weapons found in graves, suggests the language's progenitors had a warrior culture.

Research into lethal wounds found on a human skull may indicate one of the first cases of murder in human history — some 430,000 years ago — and offers evidence of the earliest funerary practices in the archaeological record.

DNA found at archaeological sites reveals that the origins of our domestic cat are in the Near East and ancient Egypt.

The bones, tusks, and molars, many of which are sharply broken, were found deeply buried alongside large stones that appeared to have been used as hammers and anvils, making this the oldest in situ, well - documented archaeological site in the Americas.

They discovered at an archaeological site in Armenia that these types of tools already existed there between 325,000 and 335,000 years ago, suggesting that local populations developed them out of a more basic type of technology, known as biface, which was also found at the site.

«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.

Genetic and archaeological findings hint that wildcats became house cats earlier — and in a different place — than previously thought

Bosnia is also home to one of the most exciting archaeological finds of the Neolithic, a 7,000 - year - old settlement of 3,000 people living in a village surrounded by battlements and trenches, perhaps larger than any other known settlement of that age.

These six teeth belonging to Homo erectus were found in the mid-twentieth century at the Middle Pleistocene archaeological site of Zhoukoudian (Beijing).

Previous research has found that U5b2c1 was present in two ancient hunter - gatherers recovered from an archaeological site in north - western Spain, she says.

These findings, published in Royal Society Open Science, match well with earlier linguistic and archaeological studies.

Marrying that DNA data with archaeological findings, the context in which the bones were discovered, for example, may tell researchers more about when, where and how humans first engaged with plants and animals.

As conditions for farming worsened, the Norse shifted to a more marine diet, as shown by carbon isotopes in bones found in archaeological sites in the Eastern and Western settlements.

«Rare Roman gold coin found in Jerusalem at Mt. Zion archaeological dig.»

A unique archaeological find uncovered near the site of a Roman villa in Dorset could help to shed light on the rural elite of late - Roman Britain.

A third - century coin, recently excavated in southern England, has brought to light an unknown chapter of Roman history: the troubled reign of Domitianus, an emperor whose hold on power was so fleeting that the only other archaeological evidence of his existence is a similar coin found a century ago and dismissed as a hoax.

Dr Edgeworth said: «It may seem odd to think of plastics as archaeological and geological materials because they are so new, but we increasingly find them as inclusions in recent strata.

Scientists have found a new organic molecule that may be the mysterious culprit that is turning some ancient stone tools blue and casting a blue sheen over other irreplaceable archaeological artifacts in an old armory in Verona, Italy.

The controversial finds, which date to between roughly 3,900 and 3,700 years ago, may provide the first archaeological evidence of adolescent male war bands described in ancient texts.

The animal from more than four thousand years ago was identified by its fossilised hair, found in an archaeological soil sample.

Bringing the theory to life While the genetic evidence found in 2007 was «pretty robust,» according to O'Rourke, many scientists disregarded the theory due to a lack of archaeological evidence, most of which would have presumably disappeared underwater after sea levels rose.

«It's a great privilege to find something so rare, something so historically important, something that will be studied by the archaeological community and fills in a gap.

The study, published online March 31 in Journal of Archaeological Science, produces scientific estimates of the age of horse bones found from archaeological sites belonging to a culture known as the Deer Stone - Khirigsuur Complex.

There, the bone fragments of large salmon, migrating from marine water to their freshwater spawning places, were found in the Middle Palaeolithic archaeological layers, dated to around 42 to 48,000 years ago, and probably deposited by Neandertals.

Plus, archaeological work from 2017 found the same type of salmonella in an 800 - year - old Norwegian skeleton.

That stress may well have shaped the strange and often extreme society that one finds portrayed in the archaeological record of ancient Malta.

The fossilized remains, which belong to the cimicid family (a group that includes today's common bedbugs), were found during archaeological investigations of the Paisley Five Mile Point Cave site, researchers said in a new study detailing the findings.