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    assistance of the knowledge benefactor, he and Frank Calvert uncovered the ruins at Hisarlik of the historical Troy from Homer’s Iliad. The three sites differ in many different qualities, but are also comparable in other ways. (P2) After 30 years of excavation, Sir Arthur Evans revealed most of the palace and then restored some of the architecture in Knossos. The area that the site covered was immense, possibly connecting to the story of the labyrinth maze in Homer’s Iliad. There was a…

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    features. Joe Seger, director of Hebrew Union College excavation (HUC), took a conservative approach when he investigated the gate a second time. Seger confirmed measurements and descriptions from…

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    Demographic Location – Precision Landscaping and Excavation’s main target location will be in the Thurston County region, however, the business should not limit the possibilities for expansion into Mason County. Statistics from the Census shows 64.9% owner occupied homes from 2010-2014 with the median home costing $241,300 in Thurston County. There were 5,923 businesses located in this region. Residential building permits in a privately owned location are 446 in the Olympia region. Thurston…

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    The soil in the middle of excavation area is cut, leaving others to retain the deflection of diaphragm walls. This allows access to even farthest end without impeding the construction of struts and slabs. The dimension of the channel is determined by the space required by excavator and earth hauler. Also, the remaining soil should suffice the support required by diaphragm walls for deflection control. Thus, part A2 was completed using four vertical excavation stages of construction. Interference…

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    1. The construction of a new road alignment from the intersection of Childers Cove Road and Mathiesons Road running diagonally to the Great Ocean Road (see Figure 2); 2. Widening of Great Ocean road within the road reserve and installation of new right-turn storage lane and a new left-turn deceleration lane with pavement 3. Removal of the elevated rise north of the Great Ocean Road to improve sight lines; 4. Installation of street lighting and wire rope safety barriers All of the above…

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    Modern Archeologists have a range of different non-intrusive archeological survey techniques available to them when locating and interpreting a site for excavation. These techniques prove useful in locating sites before any excavation is needed and can also assist during the excavation process. They help bring many mediums of data together to make a clear report of the archeological site and any finds that lead from that. The techniques include but are not limited to, looking at historic maps,…

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    Lockport Site Essay

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    Central Manitoba on the eastern bank of the Red River and near the St. Andrews rapids, it is approximately 17 kilometers north of the perimeter Winnipeg. This indicates that this site is within the natural region of the Red River Basin. While this excavation was performed in early summer, the frost free period for the Lockport site is only 100 to 110 days out of the year. As well, the yearly precipitation is approximately 514 millimeters. The flora and fauna for this area is fairly extensive…

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    The excavation of an historical site is intended to provide us with information about the past and the manifestations of its culture and society. The excavation of Knossos in modern day Crete aimed at investigating the ancient Palace of Knossos(II) known only from ancient myths. Different archaeological methods were employed at the site to discover, identify and record findings. The physical excavation of the site was was most important aspect of the investigation, which helped identify…

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    Impacts of “Kestrel storm diversion pipe” excavation and implementation: The excavation of the channel for the Kestrel storm diversion pipe will result in the temporary removal of habitable land where the channel is dug and around a small area along its length. This is assumed to be from the physical excavated hole, resulting dense and waterlogged soil which is a possible outcome of excavation as well as human presence and construction equipment. Once excavation of the first pipe begins there…

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    things that made this site so important to the ancient Greeks or anyone who was lucky enough to come and speak with the oracle. Excavations, that began officially in 1892, of the site, now go on to give the modern world the best look it can into what it may have looked like during that time. Many archeologists have been extremely excited to get out and conduct excavations at such a…

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