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Excavation is digging up the land.
Wainwright said: "We went back to the Preselis and started doing excavations up there.
In an op-ed for The New York Times, Amr al-Azm, Salam al-Kuntar and Brian Daniels wrote that the militants are mainly profiting from the trade by allowing locals to dig up materials at excavation sites and collect taxes on the profits.
The specific surface area of the BDD evaluated with the double layer capacitance was enhanced by the excavation of up to nearly 15 times as much pristine BDD electrode.
Ghosh obviously wants to make the novel a literary excavation, digging up the stories of people lost to history, but in the process his characters themselves often seem like artifacts.
"I'm digging up worms!" We discuss, implementation, cohabitation, and preservation of his excavation.
Initially, the archaeologists were puzzled by what the excavation turned up.
A two-storey house with villagey details was built on top of the bunker and the spoil from the excavation banked up around it, so that the house seemed to be pirouetting on its own little knoll.
In the last decades mechanized tunnelling with Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs) has spread, due to the sensible technological developments, allowing for higher advancement rates, huge excavation diameters (up to 17 m) and lower excavation costs.
The excavation turned up graves, which included beads carved from shells and spear points.
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