Sentences with phrase «old archaeological digs»
Pass through spectacular desert scenery, experience 5,000 year old archaeological digs, and witness the ancient world on a camel caravan to the great garden city of Al Ain.
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Discovery of the 3,600 year old tomb of Woseribre - Senebkay, a previously unknown pharaoh, in an archaeological dig site in Egypt, has stumped archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania, because this pharaoh appears to be one of the first rulers from the little - known Abydos dynasty.
An archaeological dig in Seattle has accidentally led to the discovery of ancient stone tools, estimated to be around 10,000 years old.
Miniature greyhounds are seen in 2,000 - year - old artifacts from what's now modern - day Turkey and Greece, and archaeological digs have turned up small Greyhound skeletons.
Add such interesting themes as a military base, an old school steakhouse and an archaeological dig site, and you've also got environments that are both different from the norm and brought to life brilliantly by the paper art style.
Her research weaves between an archaeological dig of a 3.5 million - year - old female specimen, to the suppressed voices of the witch trials of the 16th century Europe, the symphysiotomy trials, and abortion legislation in Ireland today.
As elsewhere in London, the archaeological significance of Cabinet's new digs is compelling, that layering of an ultra-cool gallery dedicated to the art of the moment on a centuries - old site that was similarly devoted to the astonishment of those seeking entertainment.
«Restoring the 122 - year - old Old Colony building to its former elegance was like an archaeological dig,» says Keith Giles of MCJ Development who worked on the renovation along with McHugh Constructiold Old Colony building to its former elegance was like an archaeological dig,» says Keith Giles of MCJ Development who worked on the renovation along with McHugh ConstructiOld Colony building to its former elegance was like an archaeological dig,» says Keith Giles of MCJ Development who worked on the renovation along with McHugh Construction.