Sentences with phrase «archeological excavations»

"Archeological excavations" refers to the process of digging up and studying ancient artifacts or remains from the past, in order to better understand human history and civilizations. Full definition
She studies the human skeletons that come from archeological excavations all over the world.
Once the dominant city - state in the region, Xunantunich has its own interactive museum on - site where visitors can learn about the city's rich history and witness the ongoing archeological excavation of the largest royal Maya tomb ever discovered.
Following an official archeological excavation conducted by Dr. Sergei Pogorelov, Deputy Director of the Sverdlovsk Region's Archaeological Institute, a set of 44 bone fragments and teeth were carefully recovered from the site.
[1] Archeological excavations have revealed a number of fine stucco facades on some of the ancient temples of this site.
Archeological excavations of ancient Egyptian tombs revealed images of Salukis depicted on the walls, and mummified remains of these dogs were also discovered.
Archeological excavations have revealed burials and occupation levels from the Formative Period (2,500 years ago) on through the enormous fortifications of the 4th century Regional Development period.
During an archeological excavation — a set of Gates were discovered.
Some gates were discovered during a archeological excavation which took place a long time ago.
Winter Exhibition: 1:1 Lou Mallozzi (Chicago) 1:1 is a site - specific installation based on two 2005 archeological excavations from the Krems - Wachtberg site in Vienna.
It was like an archeological excavation, but all of the bones remain eerily vertical and still to defy the disorder of gravity and time.
Part archival research, archeological excavation and montage, the photographic series Dodo by Broomberg & Chanarin started out with the discovery of previously unseen offcuts of the 1970 film «Catch - 22» from the vaults of Paramount Pictures.
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