1.   There are two potential problems that archaeologists can have when excavating putative glass furnaces.

2.   Unlike ourselves, future archaeologists will have the benefit of written records, of time capsules and so forth.

3.   The archaeologist had no intention of moving.

4.   Archaeologists had just four weeks to excavate this site at Wotton in Gloucester.

5.   Archaeologists may have more luck looking for an earlier transition to complex societies at sites in the north, perhaps including Tell Hamoukar.

6.   Because no settlement was ever built on top of the city, archaeologists have had a relatively easy time determining its large-scale plan.

7.   Italian archaeologists have uncovered evidence that this is precisely what happened to a group of victims in Herculaneum.

8.   Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, archaeologists have not had the resources to start the work.

9.   Sixteen years of war destroyed so much of the center of the city that archaeologists have had a field day, presented with a vast barren area to excavate.

10.   The missing hands were the strongest piece of evidence that archaeologists had that the skeleton they uncovered in Vallegrande, Bolivia, earlier this month belonged to Guevara.