Sentence examples for excavation level from inspiring English sources

Watercolour by C.F. Thorin 1828 now at the National Museum of Denmark; b: The excavation plan of the lay cemetery at Svendborg Franciscan Friary (field A) showing the excavation level 3 and the position of AG93 at depth 6.11 m (violet rectangle); c: Same field, excavation level 4, the position of AG104 at depth 5.94 m is indicated by a violet rectangle; from Svendborg County Museum 1977.

The current study analyzes fossils obtained from 15 of the 16 stratigraphic levels from the excavation (level 11 did not contain any Ambystoma specimens).

Sediments within the excavation square are course-grained sands and lack primary structures (e.g., bedding), and we found remains of modern land crabs in all excavation levels.

Skeletal materials dated from all excavation levels (5 levels, 10 cm/level) maintain stratigraphic order (see Figure 4); however, due to disturbance and redeposition, we have recovered very few associated skeletal elements.

* A few American archeologists have participated in Soviet excavations, a level of collaboration between the two countries that is said to be unheard of.

The club spent £1,400 appointing designers to oversee the excavation and levelling of the land, and moved a one-year-old stand from Carlisle Road to the highest part of the new ground.

When there is no reservoir or a large body of water near the tunnel alignment, the groundwater recharge above the tunnel might not be fast enough to avoid a significant excavation-induced water level drawdown.

Further to the south and west in Henan, new data from the lowest levels of the site of Baligang do suggest that non-shattering rice was evolving and being cultivated here alongside acorn gathering by ca. 6000 BC (unpublished observations),1 but the excavations to this level were so limited as to leave material cultural affinities totally unclear.

When the bottom edge of the monolith has reached the designed level, the excavation shafts are sealed by concrete plugs.

Load measurements in the nails indicated that the stress state in the soil mass corresponded to the active condition at the final level of excavation.

The earliest and one of the finest examples of such figures and of Sumerian sculpture as a whole comes from a Protoliterate level of excavation at Tall al-Warkāʾ.