Sentence examples for current excavations from inspiring English sources

A fifth may be found when the current excavations at Arkhanes, near Knossos, are completed.

No fewer than 10 Roman emperors were born in or around Sirmium, as it was then called, and although most of the Roman city is still to be uncovered, the current excavations can be seen at Nikola Pasic square.

Thus Mr. Marchetti's second goal is a more social one: to help the locals who have welcomed him and his team by helping to create a sustainable source of income and inspiration that will last beyond the current excavations.

"The evidence from the current excavations suggests that iron working was the main activity in this part of the site; the small round houses where the inhabitants would have lived were excavated by Gelling in the centre of the settlement". The site was first looked at by Peter Gelling in the 1970s and 1980s but he died before the work was complete, Mr Mytum said.

The first evidence for the existence of an iron production facility at the Semlach-Eisner site was suggested by slag finds in a hollow west of the current excavation area.

Mr. White said that his current excavation area is so rich that it includes thousands of archaeological objects, from beads to pierced shells, in just a few square feet.

Both Dr. Zaibert and Dr. Olsen are members of the current excavation team that may have fixed the early time and place for the beginning of the horse-human relationship — a relationship that, as Dr. Outram said, has had "immense social and economic significance, advancing communications, transport, food production and warfare".

With Amanda Clarke, he has been directing the current excavation of insula IX since 1997.

It is hoped the current excavation will uncover more about the people who originally built them.

The project's main website is morgantina.org, including current excavation reports and news.

The current excavation will be funded as part of the South West Coast Path Unlocking our Heritage Project largely financed by the European Agricultural Fund for European Development.