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Meanings of general survey in English
Non-destructive exploration of the archaeological material culture in a given area.
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Examples for "archaeological field survey"
Examples for "archaeological field survey"
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An archaeological survey in 2010 found man-made structures in fields to the north-east of the fort.
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But Dartford is too pleasant a place to be left with such a merely archaeological survey as this.
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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.
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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.
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The Archaeological Survey is engaged in unceasing battle with the pīpal seedlings.
Usage of general survey in English
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They do not see the truths of politics in a general survey.
2
Such are the results of a general survey at the present moment.
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It was Pelle's first attempt at obtaining a general survey of himself.
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Here may be indicated some volumes useful in any general survey.
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The warden, making a general survey of the scene, beheld Vaniman.
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The most comprehensive general survey, but with more than occasional inaccuracies.
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Once more Luke pauses and gives a general survey of the Church's condition.
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But we must apologise for this digression, and return to our general survey.
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Our tent erected, we began a general survey of our new abiding place.
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Any survey of women's work comes close to a general survey of industry.
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First, a general survey to get the story and the characters clearly in mind.
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This completed the general survey of the whole Siberian seaboard.
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I took a general survey of the town, and then went directly to Chicago.
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This general survey was no sooner taken than our glorious Splendid began to play.
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A general survey by an oceanographer, slides and viewgraphs before an audience of twenty.
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A fine general survey, although judgments are occasionally dogmatic.
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