Приклади вживання Archaeological findings Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The archaeological findings of the Komariv culture of the Middle Bronze Age,
Several archaeological findings show that the origins of Assisi lie in a small village already populated by Umbrians during the Villanovian period(IX- VIII century BC).
the Greek historian Herodotus and archaeological findings both confirm that a lively trade in horses and chariots was carried on during the reign of Solomon.
Immovable tangible monuments from those archaeological findings discovered in the kurgans(burial mounds) of Kamy'ans'ke gorodische, a number of memorial places
Archaeological findings, in particular, Roman battle stamp dated IV century AD,
gave their descendants a rich pottery culture- they decorated their pottery with ornaments; many archaeological findings of ceramic figurines of people
Further scientific analysis could shed some more light on this controversial, archaeological finding from the distant past
There is water, greenery, and archaeological findings.
as evidenced by archaeological findings.
Forensic Carbon-14 Dating: Carbon dating has long been used to identify the age of unknown remains for anthropological and archaeological findings.
as evidenced by archaeological findings on the Upper Swan River.
Archaeological findings trace the imperial line down to the Kofun Period of the 3rd to 7 centuries CE,
use of various archaeological findings.
by means of archaeological findings from the region around Rome.[1].
Not one archaeological finding has contradicted the Bible.
You will discover the findings of the archaeological work conducted in the caves that have revealed previously unknown aspects of their history.
However, archaeological findings also confirm the initial ferocity and cruelty.
Archaeological findings indicate a high level of development of the reproductive economy in Trypillians.
Archaeological findings that shed light on life in ancient Egypt.
It is the only authentic Tutu, the equivalent of some rare archaeological findings.