Sentence examples for a subsequent dig from inspiring English sources

A subsequent dig unearthed artefacts from a "cosmopolitan" burial including mosaic glass dishes and cremated bone.

Neanderthal man, as this skeleton and its kin became known, is now seen as a cousin of modern humans rather than an ancestor, and subsequent digging has revealed a branching tree of humanity whose root can be traced back more than 4m years (see article).Searching for human fossils, though, is a frustrating exercise.

The subsequent digging brought to the light a roofless furnace dating back to the 15th-16th century (Figure 14).

But, for all the subsequent digging and revising that has gone on, Twain's account of his training in "Life on the Mississippi" does seem an accurate rendition of how it really was.

Natural processes [e.g. the subsequent digging of disturbed areas by superb lyrebirds, Menura novaehollandiae (C. L. Gross, pers. obs).] contribute to poor survivorship at this stage.

They could not, however, use this acquired location information to solve a subsequent spatial biconditional task where those same places dictated the correct choice of digging cup.

A subsequent Times dispatch adds.

Grab a spoon a dig in!

Such was the renown of this prosperous mine that an adit and subsequent shaft were dug more than a mile to the south.

It was a fair dig.

Students encounter a fossil dig (Gibbons 2006).