Sentence examples for digging sites from inspiring English sources

At all the fee digging sites guests may not use electric- or gas-powered machinery, only fairly light hand tools.

Four independent digging sites in the region are open to the public for a fee, and each has its own personality.

We used a standardized two-dimensional set-up shaped as a disk and studied the characteristics of tunnel growth in terms of initiation, propagation and termination of new digging sites and found that they can be described with simple probabilistic laws.

The two men were so protective of their digging sites that they would destroy smaller or damaged fossils to prevent them from falling into their rival's hands, or fill in their excavations with dirt and rock; while surveying his Como quarries in 1879, Marsh examined recent finds and marked several for destruction.

For this reason, rats were again trained on a go/no-go location discrimination but now the release point for each trial within a given test box alternated, that is, the rats ran in two directions at each of the two places ("bidirectional"), resulting in two digging sites within each text box.

If the dog digs at the roots of trees or plants, or there's a raised path leading to the digging site, it's possible that your pet has spotted another pet he wants to, well, hunt.

Mr. Switek and his brontosaur spiritual sidekick take you to dig sites, museums and laboratories to experience the rapid changes in dinosaur paleontology.

So it was not long before tourists were flocking here by the thousands to gaze at dig sites carved into the area's rolling hills.

At some remote and poorly guarded dig sites, Dr. McGuire Gibson of the University of Chicago wrote recently, illicit digging in most cases started as an attempt simply to find something to sell to put food on the table.

Some fossils were still sheathed in "field jackets" — the lumpy white plaster encasements that excavators apply at dig sites, for safe transport, making the artifacts look like misshapen mummies.

Recently, agents raiding Sinaloa dig sites have found horizontal directional drilling machines, which oil and gas companies often use to build pipelines, and which can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.