Sentences with phrase «archeology just»

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In terms of the universe - the question is: Did this all happen randomly, or is their observable evidence that suggest some sort of intent - just like in archeology, cryptology, and forensics.
My multi-PHD scientist friends (Geology, archeology, physics, chemistry, genetics and things you havnt even heard of) just smile and shake their heads.
After archeology findings DNA science and just plain old common sense.
I have been looking at quantum physics, anchient astrology, anchient archeology, anchient, language and anchiant architecture.It seems when it comes to science, we aren't the most intelligent people to walk the planet.We just think we are.
Deanna, thrown for a loop, decides to re-enroll in college and finish off her archeology degree, which she gave up on years earlier with just one year left to complete.
Kevin's love for history, archeology, and science has been a tremendous source a material for his writing, feeding his fiction and giving him just the excuse he needs to read the next article, biography, or research paper.
Privacy on 130 private mesa top acres, bountiful gourmet breakfasts, king beds with Egyptian cotton sheets, custom slate tiled baths with luxuriously plushy towels, fireplaces, private patios, hiking trails, horseback riding and archeology tours in the historic Cerrillos area are just a few of the reasons you will want to come back again and again.
It was like a full semester of history and archeology in just one week!!
In LaKela Brown's relief plaster casts we see an archeology of adornment and cultural currency whose form insists upon not just a presence, but an irrefutable history.
Ianni just installed the same piece at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, asking German police contribute to what she calls «an archeology of ammunition.»
There are just piles of evidence from multiple disciplines — from climate and geophysics to history and literature and archeology, to say that regional climates vary a hell of a lot more than a few hundredths of a degree.
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