Archeologists in a sentence

Archeologists dated the burial to between 1400 and 1640 A.D. “Shinnecock tribal members argued against further disruption of the soil, seeing the proposed barn as a cemetery site,” Dennis wrote.

Christian religious officials initially claimed they found remains of a fifth-century church, but following Israel’s capture of the territory, archeologists confirmed they had, in fact, located the ancient synagogue.

If archeologists and researchers from the past didn’t save them, would they have been saved?

Its upcoming seventh film, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, will take place in the 90s and follow a pair of archeologists joining forces with an ex-military electronics specialist for a globe-trotting adventure alongside the Autobots.

The event will feature presentations by professional and amateur archeologists, historians, field trips, work on local digs and publications.

The parties reached an agreement whereby archeologists and cultural monitors would begin the process of searching for unmarked graves, which the Mohawk Mothers believe are buried on the grounds of the hospital.

The Qwaisana Archaeological Compound, an extension of the archeological compound, was originally discovered by archeologists in 1989.

The archeologists found 11 sealed burials in the South Asasif necropolis.

Archeologists will also have to study the height, sex, and age of each skeleton for clues – unless one is discovered with two toes missing.

The quest is available for the next two weeks and will disappear again on August 25. Interested archeologists and mount collectors should immediately and pick up the quest The Right Path to get the adventure started.

Believe it or not, but archeologists have found evidence of optimism among Jets fans prior to the 2019 season.

He said the REM has promised to set up a meeting with the archeologists once the discoveries have been analyzed.

In this year’s excavations, though, archeologists discovered that the ruins were protected by about a metre of earth that had been piled on during construction of the original Parliament buildings in the 1860s.

Over the past few years archeologists have uncovered the bodies of more than 50 infant victims of malaria in La necropoli dei bambini in Lugnano, Umbria.

Terraces and ramps skirt the mountains, and the buildings appear to reflect the Inca's sophisticated grasp of astronomy -- though archeologists are still seeking to understand exactly how.

The archeologists said the site will provide “tantalizing” evidence on the earliest days of habitation on the farm.

The archeologists speculate these may have been part of the ancient female’s diet.

The creation of a work group, which according to the bill would include historians, archeologists and legislators, would cost over $91,000.

About two years ago, archeologists digging at the foot of the southern part of the wall that surrounds Jerusalem’s Old City found an ancient refuse dump dating back to the 8th century before Christ.

Archeologists found the remains of a baby that was buried in Nieuwegein some 6 thousand years ago.