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Brewer Austen Morgan, whose establishment is about 500 yards from the findspot, began producing a bitter named “The Hoard.”

The Staffordshire Hoard Appeal 2010

Kenyon applied this method of stratigraphic analysis through excavating within a series of 5x5 m squares, allowing the exact findspot of the artifact to be compared with the strata.

Beyond Jericho 2008

The findspot in the southern extremity of the large room, atop a thick mortar layer fallen from the vaulted ceilings, clearly indicates that the fragments had been brought here from another location.

Colossal Head of Roman Empress Unearthed 2008

The description in the catalogue he published provided no findspot for the object and it is listed separately from his Mexican antiquities.

Legend of the Crystal Skulls 2008

SR Yes, we know that the marble panels were found about 16 years ago and were immediately taken out of the ground and moved from the findspot.

Pursuit of the Gladiators 2007

Nonetheless, archaeologists faced an uphill battle in disputing Schauer's claims, because the German legal system allows defendants to appeal almost every factual statement -- and there were nearly a hundred hearings debating the disk's findspot.

Insider: Sky Disk on Trial 2005

The Niobe is also important because it is one of the few statues from the villa whose findspot is known.

Myth in Marble 2005

We record a description of both the item's characteristics and its findspot.

Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Recording 2003

They also provided details concerning the authentic fragment of the Kuhn ram (its findspot and the depth at which it was buried) as well as the stomach of the Pregnant Ewe at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Faking African Art 2001

Perhaps even more devastating to our knowledge of the past is the widespread practice in the illicit trade of falsifying the alleged findspot of genuine antiquities.

Books: Scourge of the Forgery Culture 2001