Sentence examples for excavation from from inspiring English sources

A proper construction sequence is essential, i.e., excavation from the inside toward the free slope surface; excavating the slope above the tunnel after the tunnel lining is in place.

Blueberries in the zabaglione required excavation from the sauce.

All forms of archaeological excavation, from design to execution, require great skill and careful preparation.

With continued excavation from 1952, more than 1,000 inscribed tablets were found at Pylos, and a fine 13th-century-bce Mycenaean palace was revealed.

When Battery Park City was created from landfill in 1972, The Times attributed the source of this landfill to the excavation from the adjacent World Trade Center.

The back of a man's head, its layers of flesh and bone sliced away, shows the excavation from the scalp down to the brain as if looking at a stratified canyon wall.

Drums appear with wide geographic distribution in archaeological excavations from Neolithic times onward; one excavated in Moravia is dated to 6000 bce.

As summarized in Table 2, artefacts were primarily excavated from known sites: the first 1972 acquisition comprises excavations from Ayai Paraskevi (1955 1956), Lapatsa and Palealona (1960 1961) and the second 1987 acquisition consists of Vounous (1937 1938) and Stephania (1951).

Extensive pumping, to keep the excavations from filling with water during construction, is generally necessary.

In 1951, after the interruption caused by World War II, intensive excavation was resumed under Amedeo Maiuri, who was in charge of the excavations from 1924 to 1961.

Excavations from 1958 on behalf of the British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem and, later, the American Center of Oriental Research added greatly to knowledge of Petra.