What is "archaeol"

Usage examples of "archaeol".

He not only wanted to escape the cold, but he was looking forward to the lecture this morning in his Greek archaeology class.

So by focusing on the aesthetic aspects of archaeology, we ever so slightly elevate our present culture.

Then, by the second day, when he found out that Indy was not even an archaeology graduate student, he had simply ignored him.

Although he had a good mind and was surprisingly well informed about archaeology, he lacked experience.

Maybe his first professional archaeology experience would be his last.

Hunt's Drolls from the West of England has nothing distinctively Celtic, and it is only by a chance Lhuyd chose a folk-tale as his specimen of Cornish in his Archaeologia Britannica, 1709 (see Tale of Ivan).

Sidney Hartland has discussed these and others in a set of papers contributed to the first volume of The Archaeological Review (now incorporated into Folk-Lore), the substance of which is now given in his Science of Fairy Tales, 274-332.

Before coming to teach here, I spent five years as the chief archaeologist at the ruins while associated with the University of Athens.

She'd not only been schooled in Greek archaeology since her teens, but she was of the Greek culture.

Even though he'd get field-work credit for the archaeology course, he'd still have to retake his other courses.

One year of intense study, then your thesis, and you'll be an archaeolo­ gist.

The only reason it still remained was that early nineteenth-century archaeologists restored it to what they believed had been its appearance in the fifth century B.

You have to understand that we Greek archaeologists tend to favor the aesthetic aspects of the science.

Nikos hadn't heard everything, but had told him that Doumas had complained about his being unqualified to work at the ruins and that his presence was an offense to all Greek archaeologists.

He started to turn, but instead sidestepped around the rotund archaeologist, and pulled Panos to his feet.