Significats de archaeological digs en anglès

To them, Israel was synonymous with ancient religions, archaeological digs, and deadly conflict.

From storytelling sessions to archaeological digs there is something for everyone to enjoy.

She was used to primitive life on archaeological digs, but this was pretty extreme.

His gallery and her archaeological digs had the same roots.

There are lessons about humility and perspective contained in the fossil records found in dusty archaeological digs.

Still, it was a lot more posh than most of the archaeological digs Katie had been on.

The French closed the hill to the public and housed troops there, but they also began archaeological digs.

One of the largest archaeological digs on the site of the Battle of the Somme has just begun.

Small cakes of pounded cereal, onion, and poppy seeds have been found in archaeological digs at the Swiss lakeside dwellings.

In May a group of scientists in Israel brewed beer using yeast from wine and beer jugs found in archaeological digs.

However, comparing ancient languages depends on often very tiny sample sizes from archaeological digs, meaning getting a complete picture is often impossible.

Minister for the Environment Dick Roche sanctioned 38 archaeological digs in the valley last month despite widespread opposition at home and abroad.

Hundreds of artefacts unearthed during one of the most significant archaeological digs in Ireland will go on display for the first time tonight.

Thus, we might have thought that John Le Carré's spy stories were now like archaeological digs, as fascinating as the passage tombs at Newgrange.

You could be limiting your bone analysis to archaeological digs and your professional commentaries to textbooks or classrooms in which you talk and they listen.

A report on Tuesday headed "Luas archaeological digs uncover human skeleton and animal horn" described the horn as being from a 14th-century extinct species.