Sentences with phrase «archaeological remains»

Performs the task of teaching the process of recording, analyzing and interpreting archaeological remains

Extensive evidence from «tide gauges, coastal morphology, stratigraphy, radiocarbon dating, archaeological remains, and historical documentation» all suggest that sea levels in the Indian Ocean have effectively been stable in recent decades.

Team Israel's design for a house draws much of its inspiration from the Mediterranean «4 Room Israelite House», an ancient building archetype found in archaeological remains in the region from 3500 years ago, with rooms built around a central courtyard.

Coastal morphology, stratigraphy, radiocarbon dating, archaeological remains, historical documentation, and tide gauge records allowed us to establish a very firm and detailed record of the changes in sea level in Goa over the last 500 years.

Marine scientists say archaeological remains discovered 36 metres (120 feet) underwater in the Gulf of Cambay off the western coast of India could be over 9,000 years old.»

The Chilean artist duo, known for their unpolished and dark stop - motion animations, now bring together works that find themselves between archaeological remains of a lost empire, voodoo objects and waste.

Growing up in Santiago and being absorbed by its pre-Colombian art, craft, and archaeological remains, Casasempere has re-interpreted Land Art in the context of contemporary art, and has attempted to develop a new form of sculpture.

The many archaeological remains found on Fraser Island record thousands of years of culture and tradition, and provide important links to their past for the Butchulla people.

Recently important archaeological remains were found and these are now exhibited in a small museum near the main jetty.

Descend to the village of Siwa (3,900 m / 12, 795 ft); then we will continue to the archaeological remains of Pucamarca and enter the Leon Punku Canyon, where we will follow the vestiges of an Incan trail that leads to the archeological site of Huchuy Qosqo (3,700 m / 12, 139 ft).

You will then arrive at the start of a short trail dotted with archaeological remains, including Wiñaywayna and the Sun Gate.

North Cyprus remains a hidden gem of the Mediterranean, far less visited since separation in 1974 but, thanks to the abundance of archaeological remains from many civilisations that inhabited the i...

The Son Real area, with its archaeological remains and virgin beaches, is next to the hotel.

Painters and poets have been inspired by its magnificent and varied scenery, the distinctive character of its people and its impressive archaeological remains, which date from different periods of its history: Minoan palaces, Byzantine churches and Venetian castles.

The Parador de Ávila Hotel features a magnificent glassed courtyard and a splendid garden preserving archaeological remains.

Nearby, you will be able to reach the National Museum of Roman Art, the Arabian Fortress, archaeological remains, the Proserpina Lake and the Roman Spa.

Day 3 Tour of Ica including a visit to the regional museum to admire archaeological remains as well as potteries, textiles and mummies.

In addition to the wildlife and beautiful scenery, you can also find archaeological remains of the Tayrona indigenous group who once lived in the area and have given the park its name.

You won't simply take the bus to Machu Picchu as other travelers, but will instead enjoy a short hike through an area dotted with archaeological remains.

Located between orange trees, are the archaeological remains of a Roman farming town from the third century, along the via Augusta.

Southern Italy is a fascinating area with its Roman and Greek temples, extensive archaeological remains and ancient cities.

Besides its natural beauty the site is made even more interesting by the presence of a wide range of archaeological remains that were left there by the ancient Maya visitors.

The day's hike will start at this point, and will continue through Andean landscapes and over the Pukamarca Pass at 3,800 m, we will hike along a path that leads to the Tauca town, where we encounter archaeological remains and wild crops, such as tarwi, and a large quantity of cactus.

Traversing Andean cloud forest and high mountain jungle, we discover the mysterious archaeological remains of a lost time along the way.

Once you reach Kalalau, you'll explore the archaeological remains of an ancient Hawaiian fishing village.

The Caves of Nerja boast extensive grottoes and archaeological remains including a 32 meter central column - the largest in the world.

Guests of the Blue Gardens Apartments can get a taste of Roda's historic past by visiting the mesmerising archaeological remains that hark back to Corfu's reputation of being the «emerald isle» of the Ionian Sea.

Its history of religious rituals means that numerous archaeological remains were discovered here, from ceramic vessels to silver statues, many of which were held by Yale University until 2012, along with artefacts found throughout Machu Picchu, when they were returned to Peru and are now housed in the La Casa Concha (The Shell House) in Cuzco.

Buried in the mountain jungle of Southeastern Peru, these incredible archaeological remains were unknown to the outside world until an explorer by the name of Hiram Bingham stumbled upon them in 1911.

The city of Cusco, nestled high in the Peruvian Andes, was once the capital of the Inca Empire, and is known for its archaeological remains and... [Read More]

The greatest concentration of archaeological remains on Kaua`i are found here.

We hike along a path that leads to the Ccauca ravine, where we encounter archaeological remains and wild crops, such as tarwi, and a large quantity of cacti.

For a taste of the region's spectacular history, hop on the train to see the archaeological remains at Pompeii or Herculaneum.

For that reason, many caves in Belize contain archaeological remains and ruins, and even visitors occasionally find shards of ancient pottery while exploring.

It is built inside a cave - like space beneath a staircase leading into the archaeological remains, a sunken area now surrounded by shops, apartments, a theater and a tram stop.

Vadodara Minister vadodara club archaeological remains two.

His analysis, which will appear in the forthcoming issue of Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy, indicates the structures are known to the Bedouin as «Works of the Old Men» — and that they may be the earliest example of such archaeological remains.

The researchers of the new study arrived at this conclusion after dating the archaeological remains at the Cerutti Mastodon site, which has pushed back the arrival of ancient humans to 130,000 years rather than just 15,000 years.

Complications in the study of ancient tuberculosis: Presence of environmental bacteria in human archaeological remains — Romy Müller — Journal of Archaeological Science — March 2016

The marks carved into the clay are caused by buried archaeological remains absorbing moisture from the soil.

Raised lowland bogs contain the mummified remains of everything from plants, pollens and airborne pollutants to archaeological remains and human bodies, all filed in layers, by date.

The anthropometric variables include a series of measurements which, when combined in a mathematical formula, enable the most probable sex to be assigned to incomplete archaeological remains.

Back in the HOMINID lab, Jordi Serrallonga studies some archaeological remains he found in Peninj.

Many members of the wintering teams kept journals which, together with archaeological remains, made it possible to compare the circumstances they faced.

Dr. Charlier argues that human remains in museums and scientific institutions can be divided into four categories, «ethnographical elements» such as hair samples with no certain identification; anatomical remains such as whole skeletons or skulls; archaeological remains; and more modern collections of skulls, used in now discredited studies in the early 20th century.

«These archaeological remains provided a unique opportunity for us to finally sequence a Chalcolithic plant genome.

«DNA - analysis of archaeological remains of prehistoric plants will provide us with novel insights into the origin, domestication and spread of crop plants.»

A University of Southampton professor has carried out the most detailed analysis ever of the archaeological remains of the lost medieval town of Dunwich, dubbed «Britain's Atlantis».

The study underlines the significance of southern African archaeological remains in defining human origins, and is published in the journal Genome Biology and Evolution, now online.

And footage from Gudgeon's video camera explained the absence of archaeological remains — furrows in the sand showed that trawlers had cleaned out even these tiny bays.