What is "anomalously"

Usage examples of "anomalously".

The first set consists of reports of anomalously old artifacts and human skeletal remains, most of which were discovered in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Researchers of the late twentieth century have also discovered anomalously old stone-tool industries.

Our third division, advanced paleoliths and neoliths, refers to anomalously old stone tools that resemble the very finely chipped or smoothly polished stone industries of the standard Late Paleolithic and Neolithic periods.

Several anomalously old crude stone-tool industries of Eolithic type have been discovered in the Americas.

Of course, even if the bones had worked their way in from the overlying Ensenadan formation, they would still be anomalously old.

If anomalously old human fossils were found in situations like this, they would be subjected to merciless criticism.

This is quite a bit more recent than the Early Pleistocene date originally ascribed to the Piltdown fossils, but it is still anomalously old for a skull of the fully human type in England.

Paullini and Riedlin, as well as the Ephemerides, speak of different colored hair in the same head, and it is not at all rare to see individuals with an anomalously colored patch of hair on the head.

For instance, his eyes were of a dark brown hue seldom seen on Stratos, set anomalously far apart.

Researchers of the late twentieth century have also discovered anomalously old stone tool industries.

Several anomalously old crude stone tool industries of Eolithic type have been discovered in the Americas.

Of course, even if the bones had worked there way in from the overlying Ensenadan formation, they would still be anomalously old.

The bathing beauty was out there somewhere, jostling Fefre and chiliasm for space on the channels, jockeying her anomalously presented hips.

The arrival times of the anomalously heavy particle nuclei were measurable to within an attosecond.

The fly came again this noon, and acted so anomalously that I can't make head or tail of it.