Sentence examples for excavation over from inspiring English sources

In September, after the socialist government of Andalusia declared Lorca's gravesite a matter of "archeological interest," forensic archeologists finally proceeded with the excavation, over the objections of some relatives who control his literary legacy.

The former involved an ambitious excavation over a distance of 13.5 km in the lower part of the wetland, while the latter was a minor excavation over a distance of approximately 100 m in the upper part of the wetland.

When a site like the Palace of Minos at Knossos or the city of Harappa in Pakistan has been excavated and the excavations are over, the excavator and the antiquities service of the country concerned have to face the problem of what to do with the excavated structures.

When a site like the Palace of Minos at Knossos or the city of Harappā in Pakistan has been excavated, and the excavations are over, the excavator and the antiquities service of the country concerned have to face the problem of what to do with the excavated structures.

All the excavation and over-blown analysis into her enigma seems redundant when she is, more evidently, an artist committed to questing in life.

In excavations over the last two years, archaeologists have recovered that evidence: the remains of human sacrifices.

"So if we do not see the cooperation we hope for, then we will not hesitate to turn these excavations over to our own universities".

Even so, officials and archaeologists have reported dozens of new excavations over the past year, coinciding with the withdrawal of American troops, who until 2009 conducted joint operations with the Iraqi police in many areas now being struck by looters again.

Although excavations over the last century uncovered traces of ancient settlements and the goddess figurines, it was not until local archaeologists in 1972 discovered a large fifth-millennium B.C. cemetery at Varna, Bulgaria, that they began to suspect these were not poor people living in unstructured egalitarian societies.

Excavations over the following 2 years by the team revealed canine teeth that were somewhere in between a human's and an ape's in size.

We examined the alluvial history of the plain near Kinet Höyük, an archaeological mound (or Tell) with a sequence of six millennia of occupation on the southeast Mediterranean coast of Turkey, through 17 excavations over a 1000 m transect near the Mound.