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veloped, encouraged by the presence of the | archaeological remains, that the "Drew" part of the name |
Furthermore, there are also some | archaeological sites that related to Islamic era and the |
t least the past 4,000 years: the earliest | archaeological records that have been found on the site d |
The College Park campus includes an | archaeological site that was listed on the National Regis |
Contemporary Archaeology is a field of | archaeological research that focuses on the most recent ( |
There is also | archaeological evidence that suggests the island was occu |
ist sites include the Footwear Museum, the | Archaeological Museum, the Torre del Homenaje del castill |
Because of its | archaeological value, the Ety Habitation Site was listed |
the center of the century's most startling | archaeological find", The Denver Post, Empire: Magazine o |
o includes the Mound Bottom and Mace Bluff | archaeological sites, the Newsom's Mill Historic Site, th |
In recognition of its | archaeological value, the Cary Village Site was listed on |
According to | archaeological evidence, the Indus Valley culture existed |
e American Oriental Society, the Near East | Archaeological Society, the Society of Biblical Literatur |
also became the eighth Florida Underwater | Archaeological Preserve the same year. |
Located in an area rich in | archaeological sites, the creek area was settled by the A |
Namu the | Archaeological site: The site of Namu is one of the oldes |
Because of its proven value as an | archaeological site, the Short Woods Park Mound was liste |
In recognition of its | archaeological significance, the Keiter Mound was listed |
He organized several | archaeological excavations, the most important one being |
rworth Deer Park, and contains a number of | archaeological sites, the most significant of which is th |
He was a member of the Committee on | Archaeological Nomenclature, the Committee of Policy, the |
egarding its purpose, which range from the | archaeological to the pseudo-archaeological and the New A |
Following the completion of the | archaeological excavations, the hoard was made public on |
In recognition of its | archaeological value, the site was listed on the National |
Natural History, Gorgas House, Moundville | Archaeological Museum, the Office of Archaeological Resea |
Carthage in the early years of the UNESCO | archaeological project there. |
es to be buried at Jerash, overlooking the | archaeological site there. |
This view is disputed by recent | archaeological dig there. |
Archaeological research therefore has focused its fieldwo | |
In | archaeological illustration, they are typically used to r |
There is | archaeological evidence, thirty-two worked flints found i |
During the original | archaeological digs, this building had been incorrectly i |
Archaeological Museum, Thrissur, is situated in Thrissur | |
The area is of geological and | archaeological interest, through stone artifacts at Hende |
It offers opportunities to take part in | archaeological investigation through its annual training |
ootz steel), however there is insufficient | archaeological evidence to support this. |
From 1970 to 1995 Laperrousaz continued an | archaeological mission to Jerusalem and the Qumran area o |
Sussex, his reasoning is that there is no | archaeological evidence to support a landing at Selsey. |
e developers are required to contract with | archaeological teams to have sites investigated in advanc |
ple Project is a project encompassing four | archaeological expeditions to Egypt and north-east Africa |
n-unknown figure, later confirmed by other | archaeological evidence to be the Hittite monarch Muwatal |
Cardi was awarded the Al Qasimi Medal for | archaeological services to Ras Al Khaimah, and in 1993 th |
Macan applied | archaeological discoveries to the study of ancient histor |
s English Heritage refused requests for an | archaeological excavation to be carried out at the site p |
rganization was to allow legally excavated | archaeological artifacts to be circulated freely and legi |
bject, and had great success in presenting | archaeological discoveries to the general public. |
There are a total of 948 | archaeological sites to date, 503 of these are prehistori |
clines as he tends to steal other people's | archaeological finds to sell on the black market. |
discovered that Jerusalem lacked a proper | archaeological museum to house important regional finds. |
Augustus Pitt Rivers' anthropological and | archaeological collections to the University of Oxford. |
red in 1993 during the course of a tasting | archaeological, proceeding to its reconstruction followin |
There is | archaeological data to support the use of this species by |
Pixner's theories, linking | archaeological sites to events and figures in the Bible, |
He also has an interest in the history of | archaeological approaches to that period. |
is best known as the first director of an | archaeological excavation to discover and excavate a Mino |
It is one of eight Lee County | archaeological sites to be included on the Register. |
In 1907 he became | archaeological advisor to the archaeological survey of Nu |
Thor Heyerdahl organizes the Norwegian | Archaeological Expedition to Easter Island (continues to |
Sherwood Forest neighborhood, is the first | archaeological site to be publicly recognized and preserv |
oasis also contains a series of important | archaeological sites, together known as El Kowm. |
oad through the middle of the castle site, | archaeological excavations took place in 1976 and 1982. |
There is also | archaeological and toponymic evidence that Burgundians re |
the place in 1992: "The site serves as an | archaeological and tourist area. |
uto Santa Maria, Rome (1971: Italian); and | Archaeological study tours to Syria, Jordan and Turkey. |
Faulkbourn Church, Essex | Archaeological Society Transperiodical (1878) |
gle between students and a professor on an | archaeological dig turns deadly as they conduct a dig in |
atan Shivling', brought from Panduwala, an | archaeological site, two km. |
GX anime, while participating in an | archaeological dig, Tyranno was hospitalized after a rock |
ck to the Assyrian Empire era; in 1852, an | archaeological dig uncovered artifacts with Cuneiform scr |
In the modern day, an | archaeological team uncovers Aneh-Tet's sarcophagus, and |
The place is a important | Archaeological Site, under the control of State Archaeolo |
, Archanes has been excavated by the Greek | Archaeological Society under the supervision of John Sake |
ned and operated as a museum by the Sussex | Archaeological Society under the operating name 'Sussex P |
Malda Museum is an | archaeological museum under the West Bengal Directorate o |
87 as of 2000), is a Hittite | archaeological site, under excavation since 2004. |
Archaeological studies, under way for more than 20 years, | |
s De Lannoy's tomb, remaining as protected | archaeological sites under the Archaeological Department |
The ruins are now an | archaeological site, undergoing investigation since 1969 |
n (archeology), social stratification, and | archaeological horizon) underlying all modern Indo-Europe |
On December 21, 2004, after | archaeological efforts unearthed over 10,000 artifacts an |
The | Archaeological Diving Unit (ADU) conducted a number of di |
In April 2001, the | Archaeological Diving Unit conducted a sonar scan and con |
It was discovered in 1970 by the Kent | Archaeological Rescue Unit and, as it houses some of the |
The Kent | Archaeological Rescue Unit at Crofton Roman Villa. |
Ideally, | archaeological materials used for dating a site should co |
Terracotta Mother Goddess found at Skorba ( | Archaeological Museum), Valletta |
iversity of Bradford for "for popularising | archaeological geophysics via Time Team and other media o |
Bermondsey Abbey | archaeological dig, viewed from Tower Bridge Road, 5 Marc |
"The fact we find these bones in | archaeological sites, villages or settlements, suggests h |
Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and | Archaeological Society, Vol XCIX, 1999. |
"Pilsbury: A Forgotten Castle," Derbyshire | Archaeological Journal, Vol 126. |
Seals Preserved at Wisby in Gottland, | Archaeological Journal, Vol. |
nelius Humphrey, of Newhaven, 1697, Sussex | Archaeological Collections, Vol. |
ins Discovered at Newhaven in 1852, Sussex | Archaeological Collections, Vol. |
ceedings of the Dorset Natural History and | Archaeological Society, Vol. |
of Wiltshire and Its Neighbourhood (Wilts | Archaeological Magazine, vol. |
anor house," in The Journal of the British | Archaeological Association Vol. 5 pp. |
Giles of Bridport, 1257-1262 in Wiltshire | Archaeological Magazine vol. |
th Ward, Bishop of Salisbury, in Wiltshire | Archaeological Magazine vol. |
This Minoan | archaeological site was first excavated by Stephanos Xant |
The issue of | archaeological sites was considered a targeting problem," |
Archaeological investigations was carried out in the 1960 | |
An important | archaeological relic was found in 1987 during the excavat |
Archaeological work was carried out in the grounds of New | |
The Kent | Archaeological Society was founded in 1857 to promote the |
An | archaeological survey was conducted at the site in the 19 |
A few years ago an | archaeological dig was made in woods on Coach Road, where |
In 1894 an | archaeological dig was carried out by the Dartmoor Excava |
The | archaeological community was skeptical and his theories w |
Another | archaeological find was a mosaic of The Twelve Labours of |
While most of Palmer's | archaeological research was performed in Arkansas, he als |
Flag Fen, the Bronze Age | archaeological site, was discovered here in 1982 when a t |
hen one year later the Norfolk and Norwich | Archaeological Society was founded, Boileau was nominated |
An | archaeological evaluation was carried out by the Birmingh |
While construction was underway, a major | archaeological dig was undertaken by the Museum of London |
ined vacant until the early 1980s, when an | archaeological investigation was undertaken before an ext |
"To say that a ton of | archaeological material was collected from the County of |
d of August 2004 and in the following year | archaeological work was done at the church to obtain a cl |
emains of a chambered long barrow, further | archaeological excavation was carried out in the summer o |
One of his most extensive pieces of | archaeological work was the thorough and definitive excav |
on of the Stanway Sand & Gravel quarry, an | archaeological team was called in to investigate the outl |
The | archaeological find was originally made in 2000 by amateu |
monument, in 1963, a deposit of the picked | archaeological material was installed in the fort collect |
The ancient | archaeological site was put in danger by a proposed expan |
The | archaeological site was first discovered and investigated |
In 1990 an | archaeological excavation was carried out alongside the B |
From 2008 thru 2010, preliminary | archaeological work was undertaken on the site of Galvezt |
An | archaeological dig was undertaken at Tower House Farm tow |
m is under reconstruction; a late medieval | archaeological site was discovered under the building. |
The "Big Dig" | archaeological excavation was carried out on the site by |
An | archaeological gallery was attached to the Picture Galler |
ated at Great Bulmore, the Glamorgan-Gwent | Archaeological Trust was appointed by the Celtic Manor Re |
During July to August 1960, an | archaeological excavation was undertaken to the east of L |
e excavations carried out during the ‘80s, | archaeological investigations were taken up in 1993 |
Archaeological excavations were undertaken in 2005-6 by E | |
er of his drawings and engravings of other | archaeological remains, were bequeathed to the University |
During the works, | archaeological remains were found, and this prolonged the |
Despite all the media hassle, the | archaeological remains were carefully excavated by a Finn |
rofessional archaeologists from Canterbury | Archaeological Trust were able to properly excavate the s |
In the 1990s | archaeological excavations were carried out in Ballygalle |
In 1889 and 1968 two rich | archaeological treasures were discovered here. |
voir has flooded an area in which numerous | archaeological sites were located. |
Archaeological excavations were started in the 1960s by D | |
information from these sites as possible, | archaeological excavations were carried out at 15 of them |
Before the site was flooded, | archaeological excavations were carried out in the villag |
It was here that many of his | archaeological finds were stored and in 2000 they formed |
Archaeological investigations were conducted in the early | |
Archaeological excavations were undertaken in the park du | |
The first | archaeological artifacts were found in the caves of Kobea |
Additional | archaeological finds were reported from the property as r |
reference is given as to when the 'modern | archaeological investigations' were undertaken or where t |
Archaeological excavations were undertaken at the site be | |
Archaeological excavations were conducted at the site in | |
During the 1970s | archaeological excavations were carried out for a number |
The Mark Pardo Shellworks Site is an | archaeological site west of Bokeelia, Florida. |
Demere Key is an | archaeological site west of Pine Island, Florida. |
It became the seventh Florida Underwater | Archaeological Preserve when it was dedicated in 2000. |
It became the ninth Florida Underwater | Archaeological Preserve when it was dedicated in 2004. |
It became the first Florida Underwater | Archaeological Preserve when it was dedicated in 1987. |
It became the second Florida Underwater | Archaeological Preserve when it opened to the public in 1 |
t in social emphasis is represented in the | archaeological site when the propylea gate that linked th |
wn Island which is the actual historic and | archaeological site where the first settlers landed and l |
s, and in 1898 was founder of the Austrian | Archaeological Institute, where he worked as director for |
ve American village and colonial fort, and | archaeological sites where current work is underway. |
as subject to both extensive and intensive | archaeological research, which revealed a large amount of |
This information is confirmed by sagas and | archaeological evidence, which suggests that Ladoga gradu |
It also contains a number of sites of | archaeological significance, which have been investigated |
The | archaeological dig which revealed this was the winner of |
Presently, one can visit the | archaeological site, which covers an area of some 30000m2 |
bs in the 7th century and according to the | archaeological findings, which included vessels for wine |
The village was built on an | archaeological site which was surrounded by a number of k |
l complex are now part of the Arcadia Mill | Archaeological Site, which is managed by the West Florida |
ya hieroglyphic writing and refinements in | archaeological data which have been made since that time |
an educational resource owned by the York | Archaeological Trust which aims to increase understanding |
The first major | archaeological excavation, which ultimately encompassed 5 |
aving to one side the inconsistency of the | archaeological proof, which has been utterly contested by |
dies and, since the 1950s, its supplement, | Archaeological Reports, which are both supplied free of c |
te, also known as AHRS SITE KOD 124, is an | archaeological site which presumably is on the inlet. |
At that | archaeological site, which is open to visitors, a section |
Leen Ritmeyer is a Dutch-born | archaeological architect who currently lives and works in |
Chris Gaffney is a British | archaeological geophysicist, who formerly worked on Time |
ving criticism from certain corners of the | archaeological community who deem it to be "unscientific" |
hest distinction to persons without formal | archaeological training who made major contributions to t |
d antiquary, Williams founded the Cambrian | Archaeological Association, whose journal, Archaeologia C |
rn were discovered during May 2006, and an | archaeological survey will take place by the Bentley Cair |
The British | Archaeological Award winner for "best popular archaeology |
ONB also contains a wealth of historic and | archaeological sites with buildings and old field pattern |
as subsequently licensed to excavate under | archaeological supervision with the intention of displayi |
Batadombalena is an | archaeological site with evidence of habitation from 8,00 |
estern side of the wood Gauselskogen is an | archaeological site, with most notably a rich woman's gra |
The castle is owned by the Norfolk | Archaeological Trust, with the walls in the care of Engli |
nd Beachum-Harrison Site (22Mo1011), is an | archaeological site with significant potential. |
There is also | archaeological interest with a Neolithic camp and burial |
part of St Mary's Churchyard, an important | archaeological site with evidence of Roman and Anglo-Saxo |
The area is also of | archaeological interest with the Long Man of Wilmington c |
An | archaeological museum with some artifacts from the site i |
entury it was abandoned; today there is an | archaeological site with an exhibition. |
Archaeology: Philosophical Perspectives on | Archaeological Practice, with Chris Scarre (Cambridge: Ca |
ners of Gosforth Hall commissioned a small | archaeological excavation within the grounds. |
The outline of this dugout is marked in an | archaeological garden within the church grounds. |
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