Sentence examples for excavated as from inspiring English sources

Hills's team excavated as much as it could before the reservoir was being refilled in early June to provide farmers with water to irrigate for summer sowing.

The German archaeologists excavated as much as they could but when World War One came in 1914, the dig was shut down.

In P. polionotus, burrows were excavated as early as 17 days of age, whereas P. maniculatus did not build burrows until 10 days later.

Now, researchers have carbon-dated the Welsh quarries, and concluded that some of the giant stones, weighing up to 4 tons each, were apparently excavated as early as 3400 B.C.E., about 500 years before Stonehenge was built in the United Kingdom's Salisbury Plain.

Of the items of daily use charcoal and bone fragments have been excavated as well as undecorated pottery fragments, although the pottery might have originated from early farmers rather than the Stone Age culture that produced the rock art.

They can be excavated as trenches around the site without moving or disturbing the waste material.

For the past couple of years, there has been a big push to excavate as much as possible, and Chinese archeologists from all over have worked in the Gorges.

But she acknowledged that "there are knowledgeable, concerned amateurs who excavate as would any professional archaeologist" and who are interested in the artifact "as a piece of a larger puzzle," as a piece of history.

Have no fear--MRA's will excavate as many as possible from the annals of history and post their names in the comments.

The site is about 20percentt excavated and, as interesting as it is, it is so vast and so thickly covered with vegetation that it is possible that the best finds are yet to come.

Patients benefit because dentists don't need to drill and excavate as much of the tooth as they would have in the past.