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Where did Stonehenge come from?
The ancient place called Stonehenge remains a mystery to archeologists.
Scientists who study artifact to learn about the past are called what?
Archeologists.
Name of the sites that archeologists work at?
Excavation or "dig"
What are the people who dig groud called?
Archeologists, paleontologists.
What is the place called where diplomats work?
a consulate
What is meant by archeologists?
archeologists are the persons who study about the past with the help of the ancient ruins
What is a very big work place called?
Depends on the business that works there... For instance, Asda is a big work place.
What is favoritism of family in the work place called?
Nepotism
How does a fire place work?
because if it didn't it would just be called a place! that's how!
Why was the Stone Age called the Stone Age by Archeologists and historians?
because the people then used mainly stone for tools and weapons
What is in-situ in nanotechnology?
in-situ [in'saitu:] or in situadj.being in the original position; not having been movedthe archeologists could date the vase because it was in-situ.adv.in the original or natural place or site = in place
Why is a plasterer's Darby called a Darby?
Darby means to work. The plaster is worked into place, or work the concrete into place, that is why it is called a Darby. I read this in an old English Dictionary about 40 years ago.
