Приклади вживання Archaeological survey Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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In the old part of the city are intensive archaeological survey.
The Archaeological Survey of India.
Presently the fort is under the protection of the Archaeological Survey of India.
The Archaeological Survey of India.
The fort is now well-maintained under the supervision of the Archaeological Survey of India.
Archaeological survey on any ground excavation;
Sir Charles Warren also later visited anddocumented the area as part of an archaeological survey in 1869.
Archaeological surveys and renovation work go on until today.
The monument is today protected by Archaeological Survey of India(ASI), and the nearby Kushak Road is named after it.
Related to our 05Jun2017 news report on the RJH-funded 9-day non-invasive archaeological survey of three mass grave sites.
No extensive archaeological survey was not carried out here.
Chi Pu Tei, a professor of archaeology at Beijing University,directed the archaeological survey of a series of interlinking caves.
An archaeological survey confirmed the existence of a mass grave here.
Jun2017: Caroline Sturdy Colls, Survey Completed in Rohatyn,covering the 9-day non-invasive archaeological survey described in our 05Jun2017 news report.
They were doing an archaeological survey as required by law before underground construction work.
Preparatory work for the extensions of lines A, B and C started in early 2011, whilst the first preparatory work online D started in August 2013 with an archaeological survey.
During an archaeological survey in April 2017, the exact location of the graves could not be determined.
Our primary purpose for this meeting was to formallydeliver two copies of the complete report on the non-invasive archaeological survey we commissioned last year at the Jewish mass grave sites in Rohatyn; the report is now fully translated into Ukrainian language.
The Archaeological Survey of India, which led the excavation, believes these were buried as part of military preparedness.
Rescue archaeology, sometimes called preventive archaeology, salvage archaeology, commercial archaeology, contract archaeology, or compliance archaeology, is state-sanctioned,for-profit archaeological survey and excavation carried out in advance of construction or other land development.
The Archaeological Survey of India recognizes 1200 heritage buildings and 175 monuments as national heritage sites.
Many ancient sites were identified through the archaeological survey conducted in the 1980s by the University of Liverpool in association with the British School at Athens.
The Archaeological Survey of India recognises 1,200 heritage buildings and 175 monuments as national heritage sites.
In 1924, Ayrton's successor, Arthur Maurice Hocart, put more effort to clarify the cross and he described it in his publication,Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of Ceylon, as being"a cross of a floret type standing on a stepped pedestal from which emanates two fronds on each side of the cross like horns".[4] Hocart also concluded it was a Portuguese cross.[2][4] Both men considered that it was a Nestorian cross or"Persian Cross" from the Portuguese era.
The Archaeological Survey of India, the custodian of the country's monuments, said in January that the Taj Mahal was at risk of losing its sheen and structure due to increased pollution levels in Agra.
In more recent use, an archaeological survey may be required by planning process or building law, as with PPG 16 or PPS5 in the United Kingdom and NPPG5 in Scotland.
The Archaeological Survey of India, the agency responsible for preserving the country's monuments, has been coating portions of the Taj with a special clay that, when it is removed, also takes away most discolorations.