Sentence examples for subsequent excavation from inspiring English sources

Subsequent excavation of the sediments in this location yielded more than 100 fragments of an adult female skeleton designated specimen number ARA-VP-6/500 ARA-VP-6/500 ARA-VP-6/500icknamed "Ardi".

The contractors, who say that they will be making only meager profits, are worried that they will be pushed into bankruptcy by a wave of lawsuits expected over the asbestos, mercury and other toxic agents released into the air by the Sept. 11 terrorist attack and the subsequent excavation and cleanup.

Based on this, the mechanisms of deformation and failure are discussed, and the support adjustments for controlling rock large deformation and subsequent excavation procedures are proposed.

The discovery of the five scuttled Viking ships of Roskilde Fjord in Denmark and the subsequent excavation, preservation and analysis of the remains has initiated a programme of reconstructive archaeology led by the Viking Ship Museum of Roskilde in which four of the five hulls have now been reconstructed together with their rigs and square-sails.

Not only could the development of rock fracturing and spalling affected by the step-by-step excavations along the cavern's axis be captured, but also could the effect of the subsequent excavation layer by layer on the previous rock fracturing and spalling area be observed.

Excavations in the area in the 1920s and 1930s, as well as a subsequent excavation in 1986, helped guide researchers' recreation of the scene.

Subsequent excavations yielded numerous bones, ceramics and part of a Han Dynasty basket, only the fourth ever found.

Subsequent excavations of other graves in the area produced carpet fragments a century or two older still.

Subsequent excavations yielded goat horns from discarded carcasses and tanning hooks, evidence that tanneries had in fact been on the site.

With the possible exception of the Middle Iron Age Kgopolwe facies, subsequent excavations of a number of these terraces, as well as middens and a cattle enclosure, produced no evidence of a pre-Letaba settlement on the hill.

Subsequent excavations have brought to light a brickwork room for food maintenance, a furnace, and the basement of a wing of the castle, exactly in correspondence with the anomaly sources detected by the geoelectric inspection.