Archaeologically

It was Bugeja who was commissioned by the ecclesiastical authorities to archaeologically recover the original icon that lay below the ‘intonaco’.

We just ordered the first of courses of archaeologically themed breakfast items.

By using these values taken from archaeologically dated charcoal it was possible to estimate past vegetation and precipitation.

Experts dug two probes, one of which proved archaeologically-positive.

In view of this and the destructive nature of an archaeological excavation, presently there was no reason or outstanding research agenda making it necessary to revisit the site archaeologically.

Archaeologically, this period falls into the era of Northern Black Polished Ware (NBPW).

Exact spear lengths are hard to deduce as few spear shafts survive archaeologically but 6 ft.

It includes a number of archaeologically precise objects and inscriptions, the results of Tadema's diligent research.

On the whole burials largely disappear across England, the dead being disposed of in a way which is archaeologically invisible: excarnation is a widely cited possibility.

Researchers have identified more than 20 archaeologically significant sites related to indigenous cultures.

Some cave passages may be marked with flagging tape or other indicators to show biologically, aesthetically, or archaeologically sensitive areas.

Some of the societies that are archaeologically identified with La Tène material culture were identified by Greek and Roman authors from the 5th century onwards as Keltoi (" Celts ") and Galli (" Gauls ").

The earliest archaeologically verified potato tuber remains have been found at the coastal site of Ancon (central Peru ), dating to 2500 BC.

This dating places the destruction of Troy, ten years before, to 1188 BC, which is close to the archaeologically dated destruction of Troy VIIa circa 1190 BC.