Noun:

తవ్వం,

excavations's Usage Examples:

More recent excavations, however, have found the remains of an Etruscan city wall (c.

fifty-one bullae discovered during excavations in the eastern slope of Jerusalem, in a clearly dated archaeological context.

The visitor centre also displays artefacts from nearby excavations, which are funded in part by the proceeds from this attraction.

Major excavations in Colonial Williamsburg included work at the original site of Eastern State Hospital, conducted in 1972"nbsp;— which was the largest site work since the excavation of the Governor's Palace in 1930"nbsp;— the James Geddy House and shop, Weatherburn's Tavern and outbuildings and the cabinetmakers shop.

A date in the Parthian period has since been more generally favoured on stylistic grounds, but recent excavations found evidence for major Sassanian construction.

"The rotary querns from the Society of Antiquaries" excavations at Silchester, 1890--1909".

Allen assumed a role in the administration of the excavations.

During excavations of the Iron Age hill fort, a 13th-century hall was discovered.

Recent archaeological research In its heyday, the city covered approximately 275 hectares, but the excavations carried out prior to 2019 only encompassed about 1% of this area.

This view was challenged, most notably by Miroslav Verner in 2000 and 2001, following excavations of the Abusir necropolis, which indicated that Neferefre's purported predecessor Shepseskare most likely reigned for only a few months between Neferefre and Nyuserre Ini.

Zervynai, Krosna) and archaeological excavations remind us about their existence.

The initial preparations with wire work and archeological excavations started in May 2011 and construction work.

" These excavations revealed several cities built in succession.

Synonyms:

creating by removal, dig, digging,

Antonyms:

badly, inadvisable, unfortunate, ill,