archeological dig , also: archaeological dig

And the garden was the site of an archeological dig.

The state sponsored an archeological dig in the area during the 2000s.

The area was investigated by an archeological dig in 2000.

An archeological dig at the site is open for viewing.

An archeological dig was conducted, which turned up 25,000 artifacts.

This is no archeological dig through the skeletons of the past.

Between 1972 and 1976 archeological digs were carried out under the church's foundation.

However, without an archeological dig it is often difficult to date artifacts.

Are you familiar with how an archeological dig is done?"

To be desirable, objects have to look as though they were found in an archeological dig.

Your article mentions an archeological dig taking place in the front yard.

"It's an archeological dig we sealed off months ago to stop the dust getting in."

Such demonstrations are something of a ritual at new archeological digs.

She was also part leader of an archeological dig.

The original site of the fort was uncovered in a 1986 archeological dig.

The memorial also opened its grounds to archeological digs in 1994.

Some of the art work has been found in archeological digs conducted on the terrace.

More than 35,000 artifacts have been retrieved in archeological digs at the site.

"She thinks I'm writing my essay about the archeological dig we did in the desert."

After the defeat, he went on a three-month archeological dig in Israel.

He travelled up the Nile and took part in an archeological dig.

Both sites were discovered from archeological digs on the lake shore.

The city is rather like an archeological dig, with the new culture superimposed on the ruins of the old.

It is like being on an archeological dig, picturing Troy when the summer people return.

Major archeological digs were conducted in the area in 1988 and 2002.