Meanings of archaeological survey in English

An archaeological survey in 2010 found man-made structures in fields to the north-east of the fort.

But Dartford is too pleasant a place to be left with such a merely archaeological survey as this.

The most extensive archaeological survey of the Gallipoli battle field has discovered Malone's Terraces, a vital Anzac defence position long thought to have been destroyed.

MMT and Southampton University were also partners in the recent discovery and archaeological survey of more than 65 perfectly preserved shipwrecks in the Black Sea.

The Archaeological Survey is engaged in unceasing battle with the pīpal seedlings.

The chairman, Dikshit, is a former senior official with the Archaeological Survey.

Archaeological surveys don't usually record such finds.

The Archæological Survey, for preserving an accurate pictorial record of monuments already excavated but liable to destruction.

Invaluable are the great descriptive Archaeological Surveys by Cunningham, Burgess, and Bühler, and Hunter's Statistical Account of Bengal.

Archaeological Survey Reports, Western India.

The North Kerry Archaeological Survey by Caroline Toal in 1995 shows it to have been a fairly large double-ditch fort.

The state Archaeological Survey of India has sent a team of archaeologists to the village of Daundia Khera in Uttar Pradesh.

An account by Dr James Burgess was published in 1877 as one of the volumes of the Archaeological Survey of Southern India.

Their introduction follows a surge in business in recent years among firms involved in archaeological surveys and excavations due to the State's motorway programme.

Mining companies only fund extensive archaeological surveys if it's a salvage mission prior to the site being destroyed, as they did at Juukan Gorge.

When the Cork Archaeological Survey began in 1982 there were thought to be 8,000 historical sites in the county.