n.考古学

Archaeology is a study of history.
考古学是一门历史研究。
Eric showed interest in archaeology.
埃里克对考古学有兴趣。
Archaeology is the study of human history through the recovery and analysis of material culture.
考古学是通过恢复和分析物质文化来研究人类历史的学科。
The excavation of the ancient city revealed pottery shards dating back to the Bronze Age.
古城的挖掘发现了可以追溯到青铜时代的陶器碎片。
Archaeologists use radiocarbon dating to determine the age of artifacts.
考古学家使用放射性碳测年法来确定文物的年代。
The discovery of cave paintings in France has shed light on prehistoric art.
法国洞穴壁画的发现揭示了史前艺术的面貌。
The Rosetta Stone, an archaeological artifact, was instrumental in deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs.
罗塞塔石碑这一考古文物在解读埃及象形文字中起到了关键作用。
Excavations at Pompeii have provided a vivid glimpse into Roman life.
庞贝古城的发掘为我们生动地展示了罗马人的生活。
The study of archaeology often involves reconstructing past societies and their customs.
考古学的研究经常涉及重建过去社会及其习俗。
Archaeologists found a well-preserved Viking ship buried beneath the earth.
考古学家发现了一艘埋藏在地下的保存完好的维京船。
The discovery of a lost city in the jungle challenged existing theories about Mayan civilization.
森林中失落城市的发现对现有的玛雅文明理论提出了挑战。
Through archaeology, we can piece together the stories of our ancestors that have been lost to time.
通过考古学，我们可以拼凑出那些被时间遗忘的祖先们的故事。