- in a posthole.[citation needed] pot****ium–argon
dating See K–Ar dating.
potsherd A
fragment of pottery. In
specialised usage sherd is
preferred over the...
- Zumberge, A. (2024). "Natural
asphalt on Late
Neolithic (5000 – 4500 BCE)
potsherds from
southeastern Albania: A
geochemical study".
Journal of Archaeological...
- the lots
drawn at
Masada are
believed to have been ostraca, and some
potsherds resembling the lots have been found. In
October 2008,
Israeli archaeologist...
- The
Cyclops Cave, also
called the Cave of the Cyclops, is on the
uninhabited islet of
Youra (or Gioura), in the
Northern Sporades, (20
miles (32 km) from...
-
construction and
pavement of
several major roads began as well. The
occurrence of
potsherd pavements in
virtually every part of the area
within the
Inner and Outer...
-
urban phase in the 4th
century BC.
Fired bricks,
Buddhist saddle querns, a
potsherd with
triangular sail (excavated from the
layer of 1st
century BC but on...
- of Sappho's poetry.
Sixteen lines of the poem survive,
preserved on a
potsherd discovered in
Egypt and
first published in 1937 by
Medea Norsa. It is in...
- the
Carnegie Institution in 1954, and dug
several trenches to
recover potsherds and
other artifacts.
Shook determined that the cave had been inhabited...
- He
reportedly converted a
pagan philosopher to
Christianity by
using a
potsherd to
illustrate how one
single entity (a
piece of pottery)
could be composed...
- modern-day Bahrain.
Among the
findings were
crushed snail s**** and K****ite
potsherds. It has been
suggested that
Qatar is the
earliest known site of s****fish...
