hammerum造句

• The grave has thus been labelled the Hammerum Girl.
• The dating of Grave 8 has proven close to that of the Hammerum Girl.
• Twelve threads of its wool fibers have been analyzed to determine the date and to discover information about the Hammerum Girl and her society.
• The pollen found on the Hammerum Girl s clothing indicates that fields reserved specifically for agriculture would have had their place in the landscape.
• "' Herning "'is a Birk, Hammerum, and Gjellerup, making Herning the 11th most populous urban area in Denmark.
• The "'Hammerum burial site "'is an archaeological excavation located about 5 km east of Herning, Denmark, on Ny Gjellerupvej.
• Alternate theories include the possibility of a cereal offering placed by mourners atop the Hammerum Girl s body upon her burial, or a threshing ritual at the funeral.
• In 2014 the Hammerum Girl is located at Herning Museum, where her clothing has been kept in its original position in the grave for display to the museum s visitors.
• Studies of the cereal pollen in the wool show a percentage of about 12 %; one explanation for its presence is that the Hammerum Girl might have worn these clothes while preparing grain.
• The organic materials located in each of the graves at Hammerum, combined with further study of the area itself, have shed light on the surrounding landscape during the late Roman Iron Age.
• Analyses of the pollen found in the soil layer around the Hammerum Girl s clothing have revealed that hazel trees were prominent in certain dry zones; red alder would have appeared around a nearby stream.
• The threads have been dated to 78-313 CE, closely matching the date of the coffin lid, which has been identified as between 73-313 CE; the dating of the Hammerum Girl s hair has returned with a range of 1-130 CE; the discrepancies between this date and that of the clothing and coffin lid have been attributed to possible contamination of the hair sample during analysis.