Sentence examples for many excavations from inspiring English sources

"So many excavations have not been properly published," he says.

Salt "carried out many excavations, keeping some things for himself and selling others to the British Museum," Mr. Heintz said.

But many excavations, particularly in the heavily populated areas of central and northern Europe, are done not from choice but from necessity.

Geomorphic findings come from many excavations across a landscape gradient from upland valleys, karst sinks, and fans into the coastal plain floodplains and depressions.

This fossil locality in West Java, Indonesia has been the site of many excavations of molluscan fossils, allowing the Bodjong Formation to become a standard of comparison for other fossil localities in neighboring regions.

Dr Sheldon - who has himself directed many excavations in Southwark, including the Rose Tudor theatre site - believes the losses will include brick foundations, which may be from a major Roman building fronting onto Watling Street, one of the most important Roman roads whose precise route through the area has never been traced.

Continuum models provide a useful tool for the prediction of stress re-distribution due to excavation and induced yielding, and are used as a key analysis tool in the design of many underground excavations.

In many Middle Eastern excavations, fire-hardened clay figurines, the first ceramics, predate the fired pots.

Then the idea grew to approaching the National Archeological Museum in Athens because it held the results of many relevant excavations.

Pottery, silver coins, iron arrowheads, limestone pitchers, scraps of parchment — such are the seemingly mundane yields of many archaeological excavations, and they are prevalent here as well.

Throughout his career, he continued to collect art and artifacts ranging from Amish quilts to folk art, and participated in many archaeological excavations in Greece and Italy.