Translation of "Menschlicher besiedlung" in English

The first dated evidence of human settlement in the Kaiser Mountains goes back 4000 to 5000 years.

Traces of human settlement go back to the Stone age.

The relationship of domestic bugs with other inhabitants of human habitation is very difficult.

Here, the interlocking strata of human habitation and travertine deposition can be seen most clearly.

This has occurred through the expansion of the human population.

Nevertheless, there are no traces of human habitation from the neolithic.

Archaeologists have found traces of human habitation since prehistoric times in Maramures.

The oldest trace of man in what is now the community is an urnfield grave from the Bronze Age near Fussingen.

The cliff beneath the church contained caves which contained evidence of occupation since the Stone age.

However, traces of humans have been found already from as far back as 3950-3720 B.C.

Scotland Scotland's early history is foggy as repeated glaciation's destroyed much the evidence of human habitation.

On the savannah of Sipaliwini, almost 8,000 year old remains were found indicating human population.

The first notable research results about traces of human settlement have been published in 1911 by Christian Bendix Thostrup as "Ethnographic Description of the Eskimo Settlements and Stone Remains in North-East Greenland".

Evidence of human occupation at Cloggs Cave, near the Snowy River, near Buchan, was dated at up to 17,000 years.

The age range of about 5300 to 3600 yr BP for fossil material collected from the site predates human settlement of the island.

Evidence of human occupation at Cloggs Cave, near the Snowy River, near Buchan, was dated at up to 17,000 years.

The first traces of human habitation of the island are from the late Bronze Age, 900 to 700 BC, known as the Ewart Park Phase.

The wild animal population - monkeys, squirrels, rabbits, and guinea fowl - is hurt by a lack of habitat, water shortages and increasing human settlement in the area.

Exhibits portray its early history from the first traces of human settlement through the history of the local territorial lords, the development of crafts, agriculture and industry as well as the local effects of war and other times of hardship.

The earliest evidence of human occupation in the wider area are microliths from the hunter-gatherers of the Mesolithic period (the Middle Stone Age, about 8000–3500 BC) and weapons and stone tools from the Neolithic period (the New Stone Age, 3500–2000 BC).

The oldest traces of human settlement were found in the districts of Filsum Nortmoor and date from the Neolithic period, both from the Funnel Beaker culture as well as from the single grave culture.

The first traces of human settlement date back to the Urnfield period (from 1200 B.C. to 800 B.C.). .

The city of Meudon is established since the Gallo-Roman period, south of a loop of the Seine, although recent discoveries have brought proof of a human occupation from the Neolithic period.

It has long been known that birds are the natural enemies of insects like to build nests far from human habitation.

Furthermore, we saw an old cemetery with the graves of some of the "First Fleet"ers and relics of human settlement not long ago (corrugated iron sheets and tractors were already invented)...

El Canario Museum Maspalomas occupy the two squares of Barcelona House, you will have nine modules museological informative contribution of Gran Canaria, from before human settlement until today.

The first one entitled „The Baltics before the Balts“ deals with the prehistoric period from the first vestiges of human settlements in the Baltics to the Bronze Age.

The first evidence of human prescence dates back to the Bronze Age, when a Rhaetian tribe settled down in this area (6th - 1st century BC).

This cave is of great prehistoric interest, because findings of subsequent human dwelling are to be found in its levels, from the lower Palaeolithic Age up to the Neolithic Age.