Sentences with phrase «archeologists from»

Just in time for the Jewish New Year, we find this little nugget of news reported on CNN: Archeologists from Hebrew University unearthed what they believe are 3000 - year - old beekeeping hives.

«Homer Was Swept Away» shows a classical Greek painting with heavy water damage in a bent frame, as if it had been swept away in a flood, while «George Washington Eroded» is a portrait of the first president, flaked, peeling and crumbling; it looks like the sort of thing archeologists from the year 3500 would extract from the ruins of what was the United States of America.»

It was founded in 1956 to provide lodging for archeologists from the University of Pennsylvania, but soon began opening its doors to tourists as Tikal became more internationally known.

We are working with archeologists from Arizona State on this project and hope to have more results in the next year.

An archeologist from Florida Atlantic University's Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute is among a team of scientists who made a groundbreaking discovery in Huaca Prieta in coastal Peru — home to one of the earliest and largest pyramids in South America.

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Correspondence, in the sense specified, is the nature of truth, the meaning of truth; yet the test of truth that we most frequently employ in connection with the past is the test of coherence: historians and archeologists have nothing available to them that is not given in the present — this book, the reliability of which must be evaluated; this artifact, the significance of which must be construed — and coherence is the final test of their theories about the past built up from the givens of the present.

Danish archeologists working on the island of Bahrain in «the (Persian) Gulf» have now discovered there was lively trade across the Indian Ocean, using the Monsoons, from Yemen and Oman to the Indus cultures.

(iii) you are a complete blowhard who has never studied one subject of university level biology, never been on an archeological dig, never studied a thing about paleontology, geology, astronomy, linguistics or archeology, but feel perfectly sure that you know more than the best biologists, archeologists, paleontologists, doctors, astronomers botanists and linguists in the World because your mommy and daddy taught you some comforting stories from Bronze Age Palestine as a child.

How about providing children with a real education and teach them what anthropologists, archeologists and religious historians seeking the truth have to say about where god came from:

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Imagine an archeologist thousands of years from now who finds a fragment from one of the Harry Potter books.

One of the archeologist told The Guardian that she is experiencing some pushback from her findings.

A political archeologist looking for traces of the edifice that was once New Labour message discipline could extract it from the bitten lips of former ministers now on the backbench, repressing the urge to attack their leader.

But archeologist Alexander Marshack of Harvard's Peabody Museum says it's most likely the artist was a more modern human, since known Neanderthal artifacts to date, aside from tools, have been limited to things like beads and worked ivory.

There is no doubt that archeologists 50,000 years from now will be pleased to receive KEO.

Irene Good, an archeologist and textiles specialist from the University of Pennsylvania, examined this brilliantly colored piece of fabric (top), which she thinks may have been part of a skirt.

Many archeologists believe South America's early settlers traveled from the west coast inland toward the Andean Mountains, avoiding the desert's dry center by walking along its wetter edges.

For archeologists, these and other findings from the study of ancient DNA are «absolutely sort of mind - blowing,» says archaeologist Barry Cunliffe, a professor emeritus at the University of Oxford.

Along with exotic obsidian, archeologists discovered green, brown or white chert rock at Middle Stone Age sites that appears to come from faraway places.

«It's the only wreck left from the Battle of Jutland that we can categorically say is completely unspoiled,» said Innes McCartney, a marine archeologist at Bournemouth University in the United Kingdom.

In a press briefing at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City, Mexican archeologists say that the new rooms contained thousands of objects, including carved statues, rubber balls, jade from Guatemala and a wooden box of shells.

That's what archeologists, wildlife biologists, and wetlands scientists who have gotten funding from a little - known transportation program will face with shrinking federal support if a massive highway bill approved by the U.S. Senate becomes law.

A new paper published in Frontiers in Earth Science by archeologist Dr. David Wright, from Seoul National University, challenges the conclusions of most studies done to date that point to changes in the Earth's orbit or natural changes in vegetation as the major driving forces.

Sometimes he has the chance to be onsite during the excavation as the archeologists collect the remains with gloved hands to prevent modern DNA contamination, from their skin cells and microbiome.

Where archeologists exhume secrets from the soil, molecular archeologists uncover secrets lying inside human remains.

The archeologists found that some of the flint used by this group of homo sapiens were from hundreds of kilometers away, which suggests they had very extensive social and trading network that helped with their survival for the next 4,000 years.

In 2010, Israeli archeologists announced the discovery of eight teeth in Qesem, a prehistoric site just a few kilometers... humans alive today descended from a single group of sapiens that began moving out of Africa some 60,000 to...

Not quite, experts say, though archeologists there have uncovered two «vampire» skeletons from the Middle Ages, given that term because they were gored through the heart by iron stakes to...

(The only time the audience laughed was when it was tricked into thinking they were going to be treated to a second gratuitous Lara shower scene late in the film; alas, the camera panned down from the shower head to reveal the face of her rival archeologist Alex, played by Daniel Craig.)

WHAT: Self - proclaimed biblical archeologist Don Verdean (Sam Rockwell) is hired by a small - town pastor (Danny McBride) to dig up sacred relics from the Holy Land in order to boost attendance at his church.

From exploring the remnants of the battle of Kadesh in Ramses the Great's afterlife, to discovering that Nefertiti's final resting place is secretly linked to Tutankhamen's tomb as some modern archeologists suspect, it's a bit of a masterclass in historical fiction.»

LAKE TAHOE, CALIF. — One million years from now, archeologists will unearth the most popular breed of SUV that ever graced the globe.

Thanks to an additional clue provided from photos of another tablet from a retired archeologist, he realized that the Babylonians were referring to the planet Jupiter.

Dr. George S. Metclaf, a famous historian and archeologist that worked for the Smithsonian Institution is originally from Wauneta.

Upon further examination by veterinarian / archeologist Luc Janssens, it was discovered that the remains of the dog were from a puppy; a very ill puppy by the looks of his teeth.

Archeologists have found many artifacts, dating back to Babylonian times, and there are images of Dane - like dogs on ancient Egyptian buildings, dating from 3000 B. C.

This isolated «lost city of the Incans» was hidden from the world until 1911, when Yale archeologist Hiram Bingham was led there by a farm boy.

From samples of the rocks, archeologists have concluded that some sort of acid was used to cut perfectly shaped blocks.

During the November «From Shore to Sea» lecture, US Navy senior archeologist and historian Steve Schwartz told the story of the remarkable and recent discovery of a long - sought - after cave on San Nicolas Island that was likely the home of the «lone woman.»

Human remains excavated by archeologist Phil Orr from Arlington Springs on Santa Rosa Island in 1959, recently yielded a radio - carbon date of over 13,000 years of age.

In the April «From Shore to Sea» lecture, United States Navy Archeologist Steven Schwartz portrayed the story of a young Native American woman whose 18 years alone on San Nicolas Island inspired author Scott O'Dell to write the Newberry Award - winning classic Island of the Blue Dolphins.

A glint of white bone caught the eye of an archeologist ranger near the angler's trail that leads from the falls platform to the upper half of the Brooks River last week.

Archeologists have uncovered bones and jewelry from the site.

The ruins of the ancient structures had their stones reused for residential construction of the agricultural village of Rockstone Pond in modern times, but the ancient site did not come to the attention of archeologists until 1963, when the existence of a sizable ancient site was recognized from the air by pilot and amateur Mayanist Hal Ball.

Archeologists believe that the stone tablets unearthed at Tipan Chen Uitz date from around 700 AD during the heyday of the ancient Maya culture.

Archeologists currently excavating the site are revealing burials and occupation levels from the Formative Period (2,500 years ago) on through the enormous fortifications of the 4th century Regional Development period; a scattering of late - period Inca structures seems like an afterthought on the top of the highest hill.

As you peer into the sacred cenote, your guide explains how archeologists delved into this pilgrimage site and pulled out wood, shells, cloth, jewelry and the skeletons of men and children, confirming that the natural sinkhole indeed was once used as a human sacrifice site.Stand on one of the platforms at the colossal ball court where Mayans played sports, and have another person from your group whisper from 150 feet (46 meters) away.

During the «Save the Archeologist» quest, fish in the pond across from the Demon Door and get the Silver Key.

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