Sentence examples for final excavation from inspiring English sources
After Tessa wrote two interim reports, the final excavation report was finally published in 1936 as Verulamium: A Belgic and Two Roman Cities, jointly written by Wheeler and his wife.
Published 12 volumes of final excavation reports from Giza expedition.
Mr. Jashienski said this final excavation "left an underground room the size of a ball field" that only old-timers like himself knew was down there.
The results of this final excavation campaign have contributed greatly to the dating program, which utilizes a Bayesian statistics accentuated with an iterative approach to radiocarbon sampling and chronology modelling.
The deformation and the depth of the splitting area in the surrounding rock mass after final excavation were predicted using the energy dissipation model and also by an alternate prediction formula for the splitting depth previously proposed by the authors.
Applying a technique used in determining if a malfunction of an airplane part occurred before or after an accident, he examined photographs of the inscription for scratches caused by moving the box against other boxes in the cave or in the final excavation.
His final excavations, in the 90's, centered on the environs of Shangqiu, in Henan Province.
Archaeologist Nikolay Ovcharov – nicknamed "Bulgaria's Indiana Jones" – has just started the final excavations at Perperikon, a 7,000-year-old 7,000-year-old 7,000-year-oldpe mountainsacrede highlight isitewalk-in vagina.
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.
Recent commemorations of the six-month anniversary of the attacks -- the CBS documentary "9/11," the Tribute in Light, other memorial services -- and the body counts attending the final stages of excavation in Lower Manhattan have made the psychic wounds feel all too fresh.
The moment when the 6.2 metre-wide drill head cut through the wall into the hollowed-out future station marked the start of the final phase of excavation for the £14.8bn project, with just under 2km remaining of the 42km of tunnels to be dug under the capital.
