Приклади вживання Archaeological evidence Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Archaeological evidence is also scarce.
On to the archaeological evidence.
Bimson also argues against Freedman's archaeological evidence.
There is archaeological evidence of settl….
These all correspond reasonably well to the historical and archaeological evidence.
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Let us turn to archaeological evidence.
Archaeological evidence shows that in the 5th century BC, there was an economic downturn.
Let us move on to archaeological evidence.
There is archaeological evidence that it was a place of offering for many centuries.
Let us move on to archaeological evidence.
Nor is there archaeological evidence for an invasion of Palestine under Joshua during this period.
Let us now consider the archaeological evidence.
There is archaeological evidence suggesting that humans have been counting for at least 50,000 years.
Let us turn to archaeological evidence.
Archaeological evidence found in 2008 indicates that Stonehenge could have been a burial ground from its earliest beginnings.
Let us now consider the archaeological evidence.
There is archaeological evidence, at more than 28 sites, that La Palma town was previously inhabitated by Aboriginal Indians.
For many years, the emphasis was on archaeological evidence in the ground.
The earliest archaeological evidence of flour dates back some 30,000 years, and it's likely people were making flatbreads around that time.
Ain Mallaha has the earliest known archaeological evidence of dog domestication.
Archaeological evidence certainly indicates that Jericho could have been real; the remnants of a walled city have been found in the area.
However, there is no archaeological evidence for this theory.
No archaeological evidence exists to support this movement through Central Asia or along the eastern shore of the Caspian Sea[SAFRONOV V.A. 1989: 26].
As far as I see, the archaeological evidence doesn't help much.
The archaeological evidence indicates that the Maya never formed a united empire; instead they were organized into small chiefdoms that were constantly at war.
This seal impression is the first archaeological evidence of the name Biblical Nathan-Melech.
A wider look at the archaeological evidence suggests a key to resolving the dilemma.
This article continues our three-part series, examining the textual content, linguistic style, archaeological evidence and contemporary works related to this question.
There is both literary and archaeological evidence for the presence of images in the church.
In many parts of East Asia, archaeological evidence is key to understanding early societies.