Sentence examples for conducting a dig from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sawyer, an adjunct professor of archeology at Central Connecticut State University in New Britain and at Brooklyn College in New York, said conducting a dig inside a home presented a rare challenge.

"This is really an amazing opportunity to conduct a dig at a place that still exists," he said.

For seven summers, Ingstad and his wife conducted a dig at L'Anse aux Meadows, documenting that Greenlanders had gone back and forth to America throughout the Middle Ages.

Dr. Veit credits Andrew J. Cosentino, curator of collections at the Divine Word Missionaries, with buttonholing him at a 2004 conference and asking whether he would he like to conduct a dig at the estate of Napoleon's brother.

In 2003 we conducted a digging experiment in two groups per cage (number of groups observed: 2 groups ×1 cage ×3 treatments ×4 trials = 24; only one experiment per group).

UNEARTHING the story of the financial crisis is like conducting an archaeological dig.

They are students at Monmouth University, and for the past six weekends Richard F. Veit, an assistant professor of anthropology there, has had them conducting an archaeological dig on the grounds of the Merchants and Drovers Tavern, trying to shed light on the building's long history.

In August 1943 Harry Price conducted a brief dig in the cellars of the ruined house and discovered two bones thought to be of a young woman.

Meanwhile Ms. Long conducts an archaeological dig through her heroine's past, intercutting these vibrant flashbacks with the spectacle of 28-year-old, grief-stricken Jennie on the run.

Lisa protests strongly, which prompts the school to conduct an archaeological dig.

A 165 base pair probe for in situ hybridization was amplified by PCR (see Table S1 ), cloned into a pCRII-TOPO vector (Invitrogen), the vector linearized and an in vitro transcription reaction conducted with a DIG labeling mix (Roche).