Примери за използване на Archaeological record на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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And they must have had tools andtechnology that do not exist in the archaeological record anymore.
And the archaeological record has always been thin enough to allow for excavations of the imagination.
Unlike in ancient Rome or Mesopotamia, there aren't many signs of cattle or goats in the archaeological record.
The archaeological record consists of artifacts, architecture, biofacts or ecofacts and Cultural landscapes">cultural landscapes.
Ancient nomads are virtually invisible in the archaeological record, as they left few traces of their lifestyle behind.
From the archaeological record, this site is known to have been occupied for a long period of time, from prehistoric times all the way till the Islamic period.
Another possibility is that people were living in Jebel Qurma during that gap in the archaeological record but their remains have yet to be found.
In the archaeological record there are well-defined traces of this expansion which allow the path it took to be followed and dated with some certainty.
The team claimed that their tests indicate that the Great Pyramid is up to 450 years older than Egyptology had established from the archaeological record.
Both processes look pretty much the same in the archaeological record that's currently available, but they're very different versions of human history.
The Archaeology and Landscape History degree offered at Peterborough examines British history as represented in the archaeological record and landscape from prehistoric to mod…+.
The researchers used the archaeological record to look at how chickens have changed over the years- and say they are a symbol of this geological era.
We run this course in historic Peterborough andexamine British history- as represented in the archaeological record and landscape from prehistoric to modern times.
A review of the archaeological record shows that early dogs appear in both the East and West more than 12,000 years ago, but in Central Asia no earlier than 8,000 years ago.
BA(Hons) Archaeology and Landscape History, offered at University Centre Peterborough,examines British history as represented in the archaeological record and landscape from prehistoric to modern times.
But in Europe,the only place with a relatively complete archaeological record, fossils show that within a few thousand years of our arrival, Neanderthals vanished.
Their hybrid children bore genes from both lineages, buteventually modern human genes diluted ingrade genes to the extent that the species seemed to disappear from the archaeological record around 30,000 years ago.
Wood typically does not preserve well in the archaeological record, but the Thames beater was pulled out of the waterlogged soil on the north bank of the Thames River in theChelseaarea of London.
The results suggested that the appearance of new genetic signatures in four of the individuals coincided with changes in the archaeological record that have been associated with the arrival of the Philistines more than 3,000 years ago.
Although the archaeological record confirms that Buddhism was introduced sometime during the Han dynasty, it did not flourish in China until the Six Dynasties period(220-589 AD).[42].
The differences in opinion illustrate the difficulty of tracing population movements based on a patchy archaeological record,” wrote archaeologist Hannes Schroeder of the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and his colleagues.
Until now, the only archaeological record of pre-modern, non-human animal tool use comes from a study of three chimpanzee sites in Cote d'Ivoire in Africa, where tools were dated to between 4,300 and 1,300 years old.
This was partly because of the scantiness of written sources, butmostly because the tactility of the archaeological record and its impact on public imagination was found to be more convincing than the written record. .
According to the archaeological record, turkeys were commonly sacrificed by the Zapotec people for a number of rituals associated with marriage, birth and death, and to provide protection against ill health and poor harvests, the study authors wrote.
These three methods combine to definitively identify a plant that is otherwise notoriously difficult to trace in the archaeological record because seeds and other parts quickly degrade in moist and warm tropical environments,” said Zarrillo in a statement.
The Middle Stone Age, in east Africa,shows up in the archaeological record as the moment when the large, bulky, relatively simple stone handaxes and cleavers of the Acheulean culture(1.2 million to roughly 500,000 years ago) are replaced by small, sharp bladelets made with the more advanced Levallois technique, which requires careful planning to chip flakes from a prepared core chunk of stone.
Computer models that assumed modern humans killed off Neanderthals via war orepidemics found that these factors would have driven Neanderthals to extinction far more rapidly than the 4,000 to 10,000 years in the archaeological record during which modern humans and Neanderthals are known to have coexisted in Europe, the researchers said.
That's around the same time that the archaeological record shows a burst of artistic and technological advancements among early humans, including the first stone tools, which may have aided in the production of shoes.
These three methods combine to definitively identify a plant that is otherwise notoriously difficult to trace in the archaeological record, because seeds and other parts quickly degrade in moist and warm tropical environments," says lead author Sonia Zarrillo of the University of Calgary.
The UW team chose to study hunting weapons from the time of the earliest archaeological record in Alaska(around 10,000 to 14,000 years ago), a time that is less understood archaeologically, and when different kinds of projectile points were in use.