Sentences with phrase «other artifacts from»

Plants / vegetation, and other artifacts from humans prior to the industrial age, tree growth that all show significant warming (and cooling) along the way.

Included exclusively in the National Building Museum's presentation of the exhibition are original drawings, notebooks, and other artifacts from the Lawrence Halprin Collection at the Architectural Archives, University of Pennsylvania, and early drawings from Edward Cella Art + Architecture in Los Angeles.

The museum houses paintings, pottery, jewelry, and other artifacts from various eras of Maya civilization, and visitors can see archaeological evidence of the famed Mayan hieroglyphs.

Certainly, attending attractions such as Doha's Museum of Islamic Art, with its impressive collection of tapestries and other artifacts from throughout the Middle East and beyond, and the Msheireb Museums, chronicling the people and industries that laid the foundation for modern Qatar, illustrated that, yes, those looking for some cultural insight during their visit won't come up short.

Subcompact cars are nobody's first choice for long highway drives, since short wheelbases make small cars a little bouncy on expansion strips and other artifacts from imperfect roads.

But we also try to communicate, either through shared anonymous reflections or other artifacts from the PLC, how difficult and sometimes scary this work can be for participants and the kinds of supports [that] might be needed.

Many days, her home is strewn with dress - up clothes, art supplies and other artifacts from playtime with her two small children, Benjamin, 6, and Laura, 3.

Not exact matches

Obama had used the Antiquities Act more than any other president, his White House said in December, when he designated over 1.6 million acres of land in Utah and Nevada as national monuments, protecting two areas rich in Native American artifacts from mining, oil and gas drilling.

My grandfather and many others from the village were against the Nazis and worked hard to prevent them from getting their hands on people and ancient artifacts.

«33 The reason is attributed to the availability of adequate soil coverage and water systems in Nazareth that make agriculture possible even at the hilltop.34 Archaeological digs at Nazareth by Bagatti has shown that the artifacts recovered under the shrines of Nazareth, among others, include silos, olive - pressing and wine - pressing installations, cisterns, and holes for storage jars, some of which coming from a period as early as the Iron Age.35 This led Meyers and Strange to conclude that Nazareth was a peasant village since «the principal activity of these villagers was agriculture.

Word, gesture, and artifact form a local language — a system of construable signs that Clifford Geertz, following Weber, calls a «web of significance «2 — that distinguishes a congregation from others around it or like it.

Note the strong backing for Clinton from blacks and Hispanics, Jews and other Non-Christians (the unanimous Democratic vote here is a statistical artifact).

Jesus is a religious construct, Bethke's conceptualization of Jesus and God is simply a melange of whatever he has absorbed from the written and culturally transmitted artifacts of organized religion and his own and others interpretations of same.

The notion of purpose derives also in part from our experience of machines and other artifacts invented by man in order to realize specific functions.

Artifacts greatly different from those in the sanctuary developed the unfolding: telephones, office equipment, a plethora of paper products, bulletin boards, and other signs, including those that say «directory» and «exit.»

An abalone shell and other ochre - related artifacts are among the many finds from Blombos Cave in South Africa.

Researchers have long understood that people migrated from Siberia to Alaska across a region called Beringia, which included a now - submerged land bridge — but they disagree whether the artifacts at Siberian sites resemble those on the other side of the Bering Strait.

It is now clear that Omar Khan Massoudi, director of Kabul» sNational Museum, and a few other Afghans risked their lives to protect the artifacts from the Taliban, who were intent on destroying images — and who, in 2001, succeeded in blowing up the famed Bamiyan Buddhas, towering stone sculptures carved into the mountainside by monks about 1,500 years ago.

To prevent illegal antiquities smuggling like this, a new law in Israel, which is expected to eliminate loopholes that have allowed laundering of stolen Egyptian artifacts from other countries, will take effect on April 20, according to the IAA.

The Captain Kidd shipwreck contains in situ archaeological material, while the others comprise artifacts that were raised from the sea in the past and subsequently returned there.

Archaeologists piece together the history of a civilization from pollen grains, kitchen middens, potshards, tools, works of art, written sources and other site - specific artifacts.

After calculating height and weight projections drawn from the impressions, as well as studying flint tools and other artifacts previously found nearby, the team believes the tracks were made by a small group of adult and juvenile members of the species Homo antecessor, known mostly from a handful of fossils in Spain.

Hlubik and other archaeologists have excavated around 5,000 artifacts from the site — mostly chips of bone or stone flakes.

That's because the genes of the Iberian population remain distinct from those of the central Europeans who adopted the characteristic pots and other artifacts.

Instead, biophysicist Fernando Montealegre - Z detected the structure while examining three - dimensional images of the insects» inner ears from high - powered CT scans — a noninvasive technique used to examine fossilized bones and other artifacts without causing damage.

By looking at the artifacts of astronauts — from their dining utensils and sleeping bags to their religious icons and family photos — these researchers hope to gain new insights into how astronauts of different backgrounds interact with each other, and how they adapt to life in microgravity.

The lion share of emotionally evocative stimuli in the lives of our ancestors would have been from the faces and bodies of other people, and if one finds human artifacts that are highly evocative, it is a good hunch that it looks or sounds human in some way.

The added complexity comes with its drawbacks: multiple components can increase the cost and the risk of failure, and mixing the light from multiple LEDs without creating color shadows and other light artifacts is a tricky business.

Artifacts dated to 65,000 years ago from Madjedbebe support suggested dates of more than 45,000 years for a handful of other Australian archaeological sites.

By the end of the 2012 field season, excavations at the site, named Lomekwi 3, had uncovered 149 stone artifacts tied to tool - making, from stone cores and flakes to rocks used for hammering and others possibly used as anvils to strike on.

Craig, who specializes in recovering DNA and other molecules from ancient artifacts, would need to see more control tests to be convinced.

Higham and his colleagues went on to conduct a statistical analysis of previous radiocarbon dating results from Mezmaiskaya Cave and the six other sites in Europe and Asia — ranging from Russia in the northeast to Spain in the southwest — that have provided direct dates from Neandertal fossils, as opposed to indirect dates from charcoal and other artifacts.

At this point, the team embarked on two parallel paths: one was to more carefully scrutinize the HST data to ensure that no camera artifacts (e.g., optical ghosts, bad pixels, etc.) were fooling us, and the other was to seek confirming data from any other (i.e., non-HST) available resource.

Note that from the nature of this screen and the rarity of the transcripts, some of these clones represent only fragments of the presumed transcripts or have may have other artifacts.

While the appropriate treatment of motion - related artifacts is as yet an unresolved issue in the field (see Satterthwaite et al., 2012, 2013), findings from other imaging modalities including diffusion tensor imaging corroborate functional connectivity findings of increased integrity of long - distance connections with development (Supekar et al., 2010; Uddin et al., 2011).

Other stone artifacts include projectile points from Paleo - Indian, Archaic, Late Archaic, Middle Woodland, Late Woodland, Plains Village and up to the Historic Period.

It shows some clips from the flick, photos and other artifacts, and interviews with Flynt, wife Liz Flynt, Jerry Falwell, Alan Isaacman, brother Jimmy Flynt, actors Woody Harrelson, photographers Suze Randall, Ladi von Jansky, Larry Flynt Publications Special Project Director Vince Crisp, LFP VP / Creative Director James Baes, screenwriter Larry Karaszewski, former federal prosecutor Bo Anderson, and LFP Executive Vice President Tom Candy.

After all, it's littered with artifacts it took from other realms, and it keeps at least one toe on all of those realms» necks.

THE DVD Because Fox sent us a check disc, I'm absolved from attempting to sleuth which defects and artifacts will be in evidence on the final transfer and which are a result of the studio «bugs» and other assorted half - assing.

Norbit is remarkably consistent in its incompetence, in its tireless recycling of ugly jokes from Murphy's other drag artifacts, in its race - baiting and body - loathing.

We then reviewed minutes from school board meetings, district web sites, and other district artifacts to verify if, in fact, the practices and policies described in media reports have occurred.

Feedback like this led us to conclude that the particular nature of video made it fundamentally different from the other artifacts collected during observations, such as observers» notes, board snapshots, lesson plans, and student work.

We include original source documents and artifacts from the collections of the Chemical Heritage Foundation — like a Victorian - era drawing depicting the H2O molecule as a larger fairy flanked by two smaller fairies — plus photographs, charts, graphs and other data displays.

The online exhibit includes original artifacts and art objects, original documents, and reproductions of historic documents and images from the New York Historical Society as well as other repositories.

Profiles included the participants» experiences reported in their interviews and corroborating evidence from their lesson plans and other artifacts.

These data included formal and informal interviews, anecdotal notes from observed lessons, student teacher reflections, lesson plans, and other participant - created artifacts.

We brought collections of art and artifacts from these cultures into schools, where we provided extended residencies to raise awareness of self and other and to teach curiosity and respect for differences among people.

This section maps the multicultural democratic education lens onto Mr. Sinclair's teaching described earlier, along with additional data obtained from interviews and other artifacts.

Clari - Fi basically adds in the missing audio information from compressed digital audio, and while it sounds like a black art that could result in horrible artifacts it's actually extremely effective at making your MP3 and other digital files sound like full - bodied recordings.

While neither renders the device unusable, the artifacts and ghosting definitely detract from the user experience, especially when compared to other current generation displays.