Sentence examples for grave pit from inspiring English sources

It revealed a grave, pit houses and part of a building.Southern Utah is one of the archaeologically richest parts of America.

"I don't want any nice things," says Edin at the end, studying again in Sarajevo, trying to fill in a half-decade hole in his life - more like a grave pit than a gap year: "I don't want a nice place or nice furniture.

Given the absence of any obvious bedding planes in the paleodune sediment or grave pit boundaries around any of the burials, excavation proceeded by dividing the sediment into a surface layer and burial levels of set depth.

Apparently, no grave pit had been dug at all, but the bodies were obviously deposited side by side and covered with dirt layer by layer.

At some point between Michael dumping the dead and dying in the grave pits in 1984 and a few weeks ago, someone has gone back to Bhalagwe camp and dug up the remains of the murdered and dumped the bones elsewhere, leaving the holes in the ground.

Mr Reading said: "Each tomb chamber contained the remains of multiple burials and the tombs were built on top of earlier grave pits - the contractor was careful not to disturb other remains below the tomb chamber.

Though it looks at first like assassination blood splattered in a courtyard (whose doorways, windows, and arches resemble coffins and grave pits), upon closer examination it describes tendrils of roseate flowers.

For comparison, 24 Christian skeletons were also sampled from three grave pits uncovered during excavations at the Colegiata de Santa María in nearby Gandía prior to restoration of the building (Vidal, 2006).

House of Usher seemed unsure of how to cope with the rush of action as Madeline returned from the grave; The Pit and the Pendulum has no such hesitations.

I spent a couple of afternoons excavating a grave-shaped pit and paved the bottom and walls with concrete blocks.

While surveying disappearance cases in villages across two of Kashmir's 23 districts, including Baramulla, from where the three Nadihal men would vanish in 2010, villagers showed him a hitherto unknown network of unmarked and mass graves: muddy pits and mossy mounds, pock-marking pine forests and orchards.