Sentence examples for excavated into from inspiring English sources

Tomb chapels were excavated into the rock of the cliffs overlooking the Nile.

Angkorian temples are characterised by one or more encircling moats that are excavated into the alluvial substrate.

Only later were these buried clays excavated into view by impacts or through the erosion of overlying ground by short-lived bursts of flowing surface water.

To access this huge scar which keeps an incurable wound you have to descend to the earth, for the Memorial is excavated into a hollow, like a trench… or a long common gravey.

Between 2.5 and 0.5 Ma valleys up to 400 m deep were excavated into the Tertiary basalts of eastern and south Iceland with an average erosion rate of 10 20 cm ka−1.

Put simply, a tunnel has been excavated into the side of a frozen mountain.

Excavating into a cliff with many metres of rock above in the middle-of-nowhere is dangerous and expensive.

In 2011, Japanese researchers proposed a robotic screw explorer which can excavate into soil and transport it backward automatically [2],[3].

During this process, phosphorus particles diffuse by excavating into the copper deposits, producing holes, where the Cu3P crystallites nucleate and lead to conglomeration of several agglomerates and hence resulted in non-homogeneous morphology.

Associations between fungi and endangered red-cockaded woodpeckers (RCWs) are particularly interesting because these are the only birds that specialize in excavating into the heartwood of living pines, a process that takes years to complete.

Just above the contact with crystalline rocks, a 12-m-deep-reservoir was excavated in 2016 into a massive, dark gray, gummy claystone with chunks of gray sheared quartzite, with no discernible stratification (Fig. 14).