Examples of using Archaeologists found in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Near the head of the coffin, archaeologists found two thin gold-foil crosses, which were likely placed
Peruvian press agency Andina reports that archaeologists found the skeletal remains of 250 children
When archaeologists found and examined the tomb of Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamen, they found a bottle of black nigella oil,
At the head of the coffin, archaeologists found the remnants of a folding iron stool, which may have
When archaeologists found and examined the tomb of Egyptian boy-king Tutankhamen(King Tut), they found a bottle of black cumin oil,
Archaeologists found the statue buried 40cm(16in) underground while excavating a hospital built during the reign of King Jayavarman VII who reigned from 1181 to around 1220.
Inside the temple archaeologists found a square with an alter that was likely used to offer important fertility rituals with water taken from the Zaña Valley river.
In his almost completely intact tomb that was uncovered in 1922, archaeologists found jewellery made of what looked like strange yellow glass.
The Bible says this took place at the city gates, and true to the biblical account, archaeologists found evidence of destruction of pagan artifacts near the city“gate-shrine.”.
But in the last decades archaeologists found mummies in Egypt which were stuffed with papyrus, containing excerpts of the original plays of Aeschylus," said the director of Thoc, Andy Bargilly.
In addition to funerary items, archaeologists found"a mummy wrapped in linen", the ministry said,
In Australia, archaeologists found the battered remains of an ancient priestess in a 2500 year-old Egyptian coffin that was long thought to be empty.
The archaeologists found Henu's mummy wrapped in linen in a large wooden coffin and a sarcophagus decorated with hieroglyphic
In 2010, archaeologists found what is believed to be the oldest door ever found in Europe while carrying out excavations for a car park.
In Australia, archaeologists found the tattered remains of an ancient priestess in a 2,500-year-old Egyptian coffin that was long thought to be empty.
From the reign of King Hezekiah around 700 BC to the Babylonian destruction in 586 BC, archaeologists found inscriptions of the clerks' names in ancient Hebrew.
In the last decade, archaeologists found an upper jaw from an early modern human dating back 150,000 years in Misliya cave,
In 1986, by the third excavation the archaeologists found about 180 stone tools including: unmanipulated grinding tools, chipped stone tools,
This is seen in what archaeologists find today.
Archaeologists find two lost cities deep in Honduras jungle.