Sentences with phrase «like archeologists»

I am very sure that morality is objective, human independent, something we uncover like archeologists not something we build like architects.»

In the basement of Holt Renfrew's flagship location on Bloor Street in Toronto, he assesses the collection of designer footwear, handling a pair of Salvatore Ferragamo monk straps like an archeologist examining an artifact.

Players will also enjoy increased character levels and eight fun new characters like the Archeologist Zombie, the Wrestling Star Zombie, the Law Pea and the Sun Pharaoh.

Like an archeologist of everyday life, Calame excavates the shards of life's journeys, investigating issues of truth and translation.

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It would be like laughing at an archeologist because he had the gual to suggest the pyramids were actually designed and not just some random fluke of time and matter.

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.

«Even 1,000 years later in villages like Tepecik - Ciftlik and Catlhoyuk, we still find that gathering and especially hunting are important for the culture; thus, the Neolithic way of life took a long time to be fully established, not only culturally so, but also demographically so,» says Anders Gotherstrom, an archeologist at Stockholm University.

They look like something an archeologist might find on a dig.

Indiana Jones And The Raiders Of The Lost Ark was an exciting film, but would you want to see it if it was described like this: «I am an archeologist.

Long before Willem Dafoe earned either of his Oscar nominations (for Platoon and Shadow of the Vampire); played Jesus (in The Last Temptation of Christ); or worked like some kind of movie - villain archeologist to consistently find unexplored nuance in a series of evil characters, he was studying experimental theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

(A sequel set in the future could've had archeologists making an especially lascivious, Pompeii - like discovery of their preserved naughtily posed bodies.)

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.

Just like Intipata, Wiñay is built upon a steep hillside with many advantageous view points over the Urubamba River, but archeologists also uncovered a meticulously carved out fountain system, implying that it was used as a final cleansing post before getting to Machu Picchu.

Archeologists have explored the cenote thoroughly, dredging up artifacts like pottery and gold — and human skeletons.

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.

It is amazing to see the amphorae and feel the history like an underwater archeologist does.

«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.»

Lorenzo Benedetti, curator of Manders» Dutch Pavilion presentation, has written that for Manders «the past is buried, like a ruin, and the artist is the archeologist who slowly and carefully excavates the artworks.»