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The small finds correspond to what we previously knew already.

Various small finds indicate that the building was still occasionally used for craft industry.

The smaller finds are kept at the museum in Celje.

Harris's report shows him with the Buddha and a number of smaller finds.

Smaller finds come to light almost every time that a major excavation is undertaken.

Smaller finds have also been largely dispersed into private or foreign museum collections.

Studies of glass, terracotta figurines, and small finds are in progress.

What sort of range of small finds is there?

In-situ floor tiles were found, along with other pottery, and small finds.

More than the charismatic big bones, small finds can tell about year-round conditions at the site, Miller said.

And occasionally small finds, some coins; a banknote in a pocket.

Existing infrastructure is in place making smaller finds profitable.

The companion volume to Report 2 where the small finds are described and catalogued by function.

One of the more important small finds associated with the coffins from all sites they were found at are scarabs.

In addition to the amphitheatre and 295ft (90m) canal, the archaeologists have made thousands of smaller finds.

Unidentified human remains may range from complete bodies to small finds of human bone or other tissues.

Hilary Cool works mainly with small finds and vessel glass of the Roman period.

Surprising though it may seem, many archaeology students finish university without having the opportunity to handle small finds, such as those found by metal detectorists.

The exact function remains unknown due to a lack of small finds indicating the specific uses of the building.

For finds of special significance (sometimes called 'small finds'), the exact findspot is also measured and recorded.

There are many small finds.

The theatre appears to have been abandoned in the 3rd century, as it was covered with a dump rich in small finds of the 3rd-4th centuries.

In the lower case one sees some of the numerous smaller finds, such as golden bees, tessels, discs, lamellae and leaves.

The area has been recognized has archaeologically significant since the 19th century, with well-attested accounts of small finds and some distinctive burial sites.

Many smaller finds were uncovered at Ravenswood, Georgetown and on the Gilbert River.

Registered finds were mostly for domestic use rather than religious activity.