Sentence examples for excavated an from inspiring English sources

In the middle of a terrifying desert north of Tibet, Chinese archaeologists have excavated an extraordinary cemetery.

In the nineteen-nineties, Matthew Adams excavated an ancient Abydos town site as part of his dissertation.

In the late nineteen-seventies, Bass and a team of specialists excavated an eleventh-century wreck off the southern coast of Turkey.

Ottoline created a formal garden as dense with colour as a Persian carpet; Philip excavated an oblong fishpond which the couple enclosed with high walls of clipped yew.

"I would be skeptical of any attempt to go beyond the depictions to actually reconstruct social behavior," said Dr. Moore, who has excavated an early agricultural community in Syria.

He told The Sunday Times: 'No other complete skeleton has been retrieved [from Waterloo] in 200 years.' The soldier was unearthed in 2012 when a mechanical digger excavated an overspill car park near the Lion's Mound, a well-known area to those who have visited the historic battleground south of Brussels.

At best, we would have excavated a pig with a raw middle.

His head contained nothing, it felt like it had been excavated, a perfect vacuum.

He experimented with curing and smoking, and excavated a cavelike space in which cheese ages.

Over the next two years they excavated a small, stunning 13th-century chapel sealed in an uncanny state of preservation.

When they excavated a Scythian burial mound in the Russian region of Tuva about 10 years ago, archaeologists literally struck gold.