artefactual การใช้

• The action of bacterial fermentation in blood and body fluids produces artefactual results.
• Only limited artefactual evidence survives of the users of Acheulean tools other than the stone tools themselves.
• Artefactual has self-reverted, which makes this dispute no longer live with respect to him.
• Thus, the site provides a very precise dating horizon for a wide range of associated artefactual material.
• Artefactual material has been identified in the former town site and surrounding areas in surface and subsurface deposits.
• The artefactual, faunal and environmental evidence were sealed within a Middle Devensian palaeochannel with a dark organic fill.
• However, there is no archaeological or artefactual evidence that the early Anglo-Saxons used a white dragon to represent themselves.
• Artefactual material has been identified in a variety of environments throughout the area, including surface and subsurface deposits and natural depressions.
• The precinct is of archaeological significance for its potential to reveal artefactual remains pertaining to the use of the site as a lightstation and signal station.
• The act of comparing the Roman and Han empires is aided by the amount of written evidence from both, as well as other artefactual sources.
• However, the robustness and validity of much'artefactual'risk factor research ( see Kemshall 2003 ) has recently come under sustained criticism for:
• People from the Later Stone Age seemed to have gathered the most remains from fish and aerial birds which indicate artefactual observation conclusion of people fishing and fowling routinely.
• For example, preliminary archaeological analysis demonstrates that although the township of Girofla was officially moved to the current site of Mungana in 1901, artefactual evidence suggests the former continued to be occupied into the 1930s.
• Artefactual evidence found during excavations includes blue and white ceramics, cooking and eating utensils, metal objects, such as buttons, nails and tin boxes ( flint boxes, tobacco boxes ) and an exceedingly high number of alcohol glass bottles.
• A date for the construction of Stratton Park Moated Enclosure has not been set ( the oldest artefactual material found is a piece of 11 14th century pottery ); English Heritage states that the pinnacle of construction for similar sites occurred around 1250 to 1400.
• This was initially used in archaeological survey to distinguish rock shelters that were likely to contain archaeological deposit on the basis of gross site characteristics, versus those unlikely to contain cultural deposits, and those with visible artefactual material on the surface of the shelter floor.
• Examples of almost every material, both natural and artefactual, that have been found elsewhere at Stonehenge have been retrieved from their fills; this includes pottery of later periods ( Iron Age, Romano-British, and Medieval ) also coins, horseshoe nails, and even human remains.
• :: Arterial lines can be left in for days, during which time they are not constantly a source of discomfort, so they would not be expected to affect BP . One does have to be cautious about using arterial lines as a gold standard, because systematic measurement error can be introduced by phenomena like under-damping, which can cause artefactual elevation of systolic and depression of diastolic readings .-- talk ) 03 : 55, 19 August 2009 ( UTC)