Sentence examples for continued excavation from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Little was done to improve conditions before the mine was reauthorized for continued excavation by Chile's National Geology and Mining Service (Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería; Sernageomin) in 2008.

They chanted "Shame on Canada" and branded placards with slogans that railed against everything from the lack of affordable housing, to the continued excavation of the oil sands in northern Alberta, from which came the fuel to power the games.

Future research will include increasing the sample size through continued excavation, while a rigorous radiometric dating program and geomorphology study will hopefully more precisely identify the time frame of this occupation.

Supervising excavations at Brixham Cave in Devon (1858 59), he found flint tools deposited with extinct-animal bones, and his continued excavation at nearby Kent's Cavern (1865 83) demonstrated beyond any doubt that Paleolithic humans had occupied the south Devon caves.

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

The site's basic infrastructure needs to be improved to allow continued excavations, access for tourists and enhanced interaction with the local community.

The pencil was one of thousands of artifacts dug out of the ground by the 27 students in this fall's class, which continued excavations begun in a summer class.

Researchers will need continued excavations and DNA evidence to pin down the origins of domesticated cats, Van Neer said.

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.