"It was huge but apparently everyone missed it until the end of the dig.
Toward the end of the dig, students reported to the lab at Brooklyn College, where they used toothbrushes to scrub their findings.
There was only one small snag: at the end of the dig, a few bits of the real Roman pottery belonging to the London archaeology centre had not been unearthed, and still haven't.
We got busy at the end of last week, digging into our couch cushions to try to get two hundred bucks together for a new Kindle Fire.
By The New Yorker October 3, 2011 We got busy at the end of last week, digging into our couch cushions to try to get two hundred bucks together for a new Kindle Fire.
A total of 109 graves was found by the end of the 2007 dig, forming a complex monument laid out in a unique square fashion around a central mound, a bed burial and a building that had possibly served as a mortuary.
As the cyclist tips forward and falls, the closer end of the handlebar digs into the rider's abdomen while the opposite end hits the ground.
In June of 1940, the magazine published a short Talk story called "Just a Memory": A college girl, turning out her desk at the end of the semester, dug up a postcard which she had put aside and forgotten.
The New Yorker, June 22, 1940 P. 11 A college girl, turning out her desk at the end of the semester, dug up a post office form notifying her that some letters were being held for her at her home town, where they had been posted, and that she could get them by paying six cents.
On the heels of Medicare's recent announcement of plans to start paying doctors to give patients counseling about end-of-life care, HuffPost Live wanted to dig a little deeper to help you understand your care options, specifically about hospice.
