Sentence examples for important excavation from inspiring English sources

Because the area around the building is archaeologically important excavation would be expensive and time-consuming.

"It's a very important excavation," said Dr. Gil J. Stein, an archaeologist at Northwestern University.

The most important excavation to date, which occurred in an area known as "The Chicken Coop," took place several weeks ago in a house just outside city limits.

Some of the most important excavations are.

These accidental finds often lead to important excavations.

Some of the most important excavations of this material have been conducted only in the last several decades.

Most important excavations are the result of a prepared plan that is to say, their purpose is to locate buried evidence about an archaeological site.

Hamilton also conducted important excavations of ancient archaeological sites near Rome and sold many of the discovered artifacts and art objects to British collectors.

Some fear that Mr. Lévesque's work will be a distraction from the plans the city is making to do several important excavations in preparation for the city's 400th anniversary in 2008.

The Carthage Museum (1964), a repository of numerous antiquities from the ancient and medieval periods, is located near the site of the ancient city and in close proximity to several important excavations.

Under his directorship, the institute undertook a number of important excavations, including one at Megiddo that uncovered a large riding stable thought to have been King Solomon's and one at Persepolis that yielded some Achaemenid sculptures.