Sentence examples for archaeological operations from inspiring English sources

During the last decade, through underwater archaeological operations conducted at GNLQ1, several clusters of shallowly buried bone deposits were documented and excavated, revealing a well preserved high-resolution in situ context.

These environments became a standard in the CMP archaeological operations, and consequentlytraditional archaeological methods were applied and creatively employed to tackle problems and to address complex excavations, such as those of deep wells (Çeker and Stevens 2015), exhumations of commingled remains and so forth.

Identification of past geomorphic settings is critical for understanding the history and preservation of archaeologically significant areas, and for determining the sensitivity of archaeological sites to dam operations.

They compared 20 tissue samples taken from modern (1865 to 1995) whale bones and teeth with 23 more ancient samples, dating from 2800 to 6800 years ago, that were collected from archaeological sites and dredging operations.

It provides archaeological reports of its salvage operations along with Worcestershire sauce bottles.

In 2006, the first archaeological field team began its operations and established that the possible burial sites were more complex than initially thought to be.

Additionally, specific inherent constraints for roads in inhabited areas or in the vicinity of archaeological sites may restrict upgrading operations on the existing alignment and prescribe instead a totally new route.

The motte-and-bailey castle was certainly effective against assault, although as historian André Debord suggests, the historical and archaeological record of the military operation of motte-and-bailey castles remains relatively limited.

Many houses are still closed to the public; some recent restorations done under the aegis of the government-appointed emergency commissioner have been criticized; and concerns have been raised about transforming Pompeii into a money-making operation at the expense of protecting its archaeological wealth.

What was at first a short-term salvage operation became suddenly under Namibian law an archaeological excavation with the site designated by government to be managed and protected as part of national heritage.

A very ancient saltworks operation has been discovered at the Poiana Slatinei archaeological site next to a salt spring in Lunca, Neamț County, Romania.