However, the minor excavation of the Tshanetshe Canal resulted in erosion downstream of the excavation (the Tshanetshe Stream), downward and lateral erosion of the excavated section, and headward erosion that has propagated almost 4 km upstream along the Mkuze River.
Like, is there anything in your purse?" After a short excavation, the highest humiliation.
Petrie developed a systematic method of excavation, the principles of which he summarized in Methods and Aims in Archaeology (1904).
Using a backhoe, a piece of equipment not normally used for historical excavation, the crew found more than 500 skeletons.
Later, dredgers and steam shovels operated by European labourers took over, and, as dredging proved cheaper than dry excavation, the terrain was artificially flooded and dredged wherever possible.
I took a break from my own version of charrette syndrome to look at some images in "Cities of Artificial Excavation: The Work of Peter Eisenman, 1978-1988".
A headline in the Illustrated London News called the excavation the "The Stone-age Pompeii" because of the wealth of objects discovered there.
Queens of Stone Age's "…Like Clockwork," The Haxan Cloak's "Excavation," The Necks' "Open," and Kanye West's "Yeezus" were played approximately a kabillion times each.
City rules say in part: "At each excavation, the permittee shall either paint temporary circles or install permanent colored markers as required in this paragraph, for the purpose of easily identifying the permittee's openings and restorations.
His most recent visit was two weeks ago, when he met with Mr. Hawass to discuss the transfer and to visit an excavation the Met is running at Dahshur.
