Sentence examples for excavation which from inspiring English sources

It would also cost more and mean more excavation, which releases radon gas, among other hazards.

Lying just outside Megalo Chorio, the "capital", there is a museum dedicated to the excavation, which is worth a visit.

It provides blow-by-blow details of the last two years of the excavation (which has been going on since 1976).

Weighing 1,250 pounds, the craggy rock was shattered into three pieces by the stress of the excavation, which required divers, a winch and a colorful tangle of ropes and cords.

In 1880 Flinders (later Sir Flinders) Petrie began more than 40 years of methodical excavation, which created an archaeological framework for all the chief periods of Egyptian culture except for remote prehistory.

The fireworks company has said the excavation, which left a deep hole on the property, was allowed under a town-approved site plan for new buildings, though none were built.

An international team has only until June to finish the excavations, which began in 2009.

But the findings do provide the clearest marker yet for future archaeological excavations, which, if successful, could pinpoint where the settlers went.

In Baghdad he learned about the measures taken to give Iraqis control over the country's archeological excavations, which had been worked on by foreign archeologists.

The voice-over, by Mr. Cucher, is a spoof they wrote by appropriating language from published reports of excavations, which in Israel are highly politicized.

The recent excavations, which reveal that the earliest settlers arrived with previously developed architectural concepts and a highly specialized megalithic masonry technique, support island traditions, which claim that the first ancestors arrived in an organized party of emigrants and not merely as casually wind-driven fishermen.