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Lepenski Vir is one of the largest andmost important Mesolithic and Neolithic archaeological finds.
Archaeological finds of these are not known.
Egypt has been keen to promote new archaeological finds in recent years in hopes of attracting more visitors.
Archaeological finds on the site date from as early as 700 BC.
Also in the castle is the Civic Museum with its many archaeological finds, as well as collections of bells and weapons.
Archaeological finds indicate that this area has been settled for over 4000 years.
This oldest museum of the country collected a lot of archaeological finds, objects of decorative art, prints, drawings, coins.
According to archaeological finds Ankh was considered a symbol of eternal life, wisdom and rebirth.
Their discovery of the tomb of an unknown Egyptian queen in Abusir was voted one of the 10 greatest archaeological finds in 2014.
The earliest archaeological finds are from the 11th century BC.
The collection spans the 12th to 20th centuries with an outstanding assortment of paintings, sculpture, altarpieces, textiles,manuscripts, and archaeological finds.
The museum displays archaeological finds from Gallo-Roman times through the Middle Ages.
Visitors will find art works ranging from religious altarpieces, paintings, sculptures, andFlemish tapestries to archaeological finds and precious metalwork crafts.
One of the greatest archaeological finds of the 20th century was the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh.
Across the murky, narrow, and shallow strip of the Jordan River is the other site on Jordanian territory,which has a much more solid case for the title after recent archaeological finds.
There are many archaeological finds that have brought to light grapes or fermented grape juice.
Polybius omits the muscle cuirass in his description of the types of armor worn by the Roman army, but archaeological finds and artistic depictions suggest that it was worn in combat.
Archaeological finds suggest that the cave may once have been used as an ancient place of worship.
Think of those stacked andcrammed artifacts as archaeological finds that will help reveal, and sometimes exorcise, your past.
Archaeological finds, indigenous art, and everyday items combine to show past and contemporary culture.
The existence of Thracian cult of Šabacijus in Sirmium andits area proved archaeological finds dedicated to the god Dionysus and chips dedicated to the Danube(Thracian) Horse rider.
Meanwhile, recent archaeological finds in India, Sumatra, and China have offered hints that modern humans may have made it all the way to Eastern Asia by as early as 80.
He cites, as examples, natural objects, artifacts,objects bearing traces of human activity(such as archaeological finds), explanatory models, educational games, and works of art p.
Archaeological finds and antiquities from Geneva and the surrounding area date back to the Paleolithic and the Iron Ages, extending through Roman and Gallo-Roman times to the Middle Ages.
Housed in the 14th-century Palazzo Neri Orselli,the Museo Cívico is devoted to archaeological finds, paintings of the medieval and Renaissance periods, and a number of fine terra-cottas by Andrea della Robbia.
The superb ethnological collection includes costumes, masks, jewelry, ceremonial and household implements belonging to the Indian tribes from the region,together with archaeological finds from surrounding ruins.
The find is one of the most important archaeological finds in the region in recent decades," said Kurdish archaeologist Hasan Ahmed Qasim.
Also worth visiting is Dubbelde Palmboom Museum, housed in a 19th-century warehouse containing a large collection of material on the history of Rotterdam,including archaeological finds, implements, and equipment.
Among the archaeological finds that confirm the existence of a mysterious ancient civilization are the following artifacts: the ruins of a stone harbor and the town of Nan Madol on the island of Pohnpei(Ponape) in Micronesia;