Sentence examples for continue excavation from inspiring English sources

Randy Irmis headed back to Ghost Ranch in New Mexico in May and the early part of June to continue excavation at the Hayden Quarry in the Late Triassic Chinle Formation.

In order to secure these areas from further movement and continue excavation, 3-inch (76 mm) diameter pipes were inserted into the mass and chilled with cold liquid from a refrigeration plant.

As shown on Figure 44, it is necessary to continue excavation of the ditch some distance downslope, to allow its bed level to reach ground level.

Sereno returned to Niger in 1997 to continue excavations of bone beds that he and his team had investigated on previous expeditions in 1990 and 1993.

The museum had acquired the items in 1966, which is in accord with the museum association guidelines, but the return was also based on other factors, including assurances that the university can continue excavations in Turkey and hold an exhibition of new artifacts dug up from royal tombs.

With continued excavation from 1952, more than 1,000 inscribed tablets were found at Pylos, and a fine 13th-century-bce Mycenaean palace was revealed.

Balancing that merry lot comes This Is England '88, the next instalment of Shane Meadows's continuing excavation of his Sheffield childhood that Channel 4 first explored last year with This is England '86.

But the 2010 discovery and continuing excavation has generated excitement partly due to the size of the 1608 structure — at 64 feet by 24 feet, it was an architectural marvel for its time — and also because of how little has been understood about religion in Jamestown.

As the anthropologist Colin Groves (2000) notes in a review of the second edition of O'Connell's book, after World War II Chinese scholars continued excavation at the original Peking site, as well as in other places in China, and uncovered new remains that look just like the older finds.

Visitors can also witness the continuing excavations.

Following World War II, Schaeffer continued excavations and research in Turkey, Cyprus, and Syria.