Sentence examples for excavation campaign from inspiring English sources

The results of this final excavation campaign have contributed greatly to the dating program, which utilizes a Bayesian statistics accentuated with an iterative approach to radiocarbon sampling and chronology modelling.

The CityEngine (Figure 1) is a tool that allows for efficient modeling of 3D scenes at large scale and in arbitrary detail while retaining the flexibility to adapt the model at hand for future changes as knowledge about a site gets refined (for example, as an excavation campaign progresses).

At Cartagena in Spain the discovery of the Roman Theatre (1st Century BC) in the area of the church of Santa María la Vieja, an excavation campaign was begun in 1988 that brought to light a Roman theatre of extraordinary quality.

The small-vertebrate assemblages recovered from the water-screening of all sediment from the excavation campaigns represent at least 21 small mammal, amphibian and squamate taxa.

The excavation campaigns that took place in the North Area between 1995-1999 and 2000-2008 were unable to determine the contemporaneity of the different buildings that were exposed.

Recent studies have examined the possibility of using LiDAR in archaeological investigations to map and characterize earthworks, to capture features that may be indistinguishable on the ground and to aid the planning of archaeological excavation campaigns.

Human remains of several hundred individuals interred in the cloister walk have been unearthed during two excavation campaigns conducted in 2007 2008 and 2010.

In future excavation campaigns, the Zincirli team, generously supported by University Trustee Joseph Neubauer and wife Jeanette, plans to excavate large areas of the site in order to understand the social and economic organization of the city and its cultural development over the centuries.

Refitting was possible for 14 specimens (34.1% of cases), including re-fits between specimens found during different excavation campaigns.

This paper describes the geological and taphonomic study of a cave site where more than 1500 hominin fossils have been recovered in two excavation campaigns.

In the first campaign of excavation at Medinet Habu, during the season of 1927/28, the team had cleared within its huge rectangle a portion of the area which lay south of the great temple.