katanda造句

• He was replaced by Masimango Katanda, who was enthroned on 12 September 2016.
• Brooks thinks the toolmakers came to Katanda and made their harpoons every year during catfish season.
• The Katanda tools, the researchers say, are not 40, 000 years old after all.
• He defeat by five votes against four, Masimango Katanda, Bishop of the Diocese of Kindu.
• Bone tools comparable to the one at Katanda didn't show up in Eurasia until about 14, 000 years ago.
• The oldest entry is 60, 000 BC, in Katanda, Central Africa, although the author expresses doubt about its validity.
• "We've done four dating techniques at Katanda, and they've all come out old, " she says.
• Previous excavations in the Katanda region of Congo yielded barbed harpoon points carved out of bone 80, 000 to 90, 000 years ago.
• Mazowe under the current leadership of Mr . Thompson Katanda as the school principal, has continued to produce well rounded individuals and also ha built a reputable name in school circles.
• In 1988, while digging at a Middle Stone Age site in Zaire called Katanda, Brooks and her husband, archaeologist John Yellen, were stunned to find a beautifully carved barbed bone point.
• In 1988, while digging at a Middle Stone Age site in Zaire called Katanda, Brooks and her husband, archaeologist John Yellen, were stunned to find a beautifully carved barbed bone point.
• But as Brooks and Yellen continued to dig at Katanda, on three cliffs overlooking the Semliki River, they found more and more exquisitely crafted harpoons and other bone tools in Middle Stone Age strata.
• Sophisticated bone harpoons manufactured at Katanda, West Africa at c . 90 ka and bone tools from Blombos Cave dated at c . 77 ka may then also serve as examples of material culture associated with modern language.
• What the scientists found at three sites along the Semliki River in the Katanda region of Africa's Great Rift Valley were a dozen intricately carved, flattened and sharpened tools made from the rib bones of large mammals.
• The researchers used four different dating techniques in all, and to Brooks they all point to the same conclusion : There were modern humans making sophisticated tools at Katanda sometime between 110, 000 and 80, 000 years ago.
• Because of a freak climatic freeze, some of the Altaic burials, notably those of the 5th century bc at Pazyryk and neighbouring sites, such as Katanda, Shibe, and Tuekt, were isolated from external climatic variations by a protective layer of ice that conserved the organic substances buried in them.