excavation

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• The criticisms got even worse when military excavations in the new Marine base revealed dozens of sites containing human remains and cultural artifacts.

• The team also found remains of several large mammals at the excavation site, including taruca, or Andean deer, and vicuña, which are related to alpacas.

• The book’s strength lies not in any innovative, broad analysis but in its excavation of important episodes of the early years.

• Blakeslee plans to explore more underground features of the Kansas site with additional remote sensing techniques before starting excavations so that digging can precisely target the earthwork and any surrounding remains.

• Upstream from Etzanoa sites, excavations have uncovered remnants of a separate Wichita town that ran for about three kilometers, he says.

• Jenkins had written entirely from secondary literature—no interviews or excavation of legal documents.

• I was writing an article for Outside, whose expense money helped finance the excavation.

• Sun will shine through many openings of the “Luminous Caves,” which he refers to as his magnum opus and his final excavation.

• He, not Hylton, the author of Vanished, is the one who has done most of the research on the pilots and their excavation process.

• Hundreds of years of excavation has left seven gorgeous chambers carved into the salt rock throughout the floors.

• At his persuasion the pope purchased the vineyard, and the archological commission began the work of .