Definitions

1. Clam digging is a common means of harvesting clams from below the surface of the tidal mud flats where they live.
2. A goal of this digging was to decrease the stability of the walls around Vienna.

Similar

1. Castorocauda had a beaver-like tail, strong arms for digging, and sharp teeth specialized for aquatic feeding, similar to the modern river otter. (Web site)

Cutting

1. The steel bar she has been standing on is digging into the arch of her foot and the gag feels like it's cutting into her face.

Group

1. A group of seven people succeeded in digging a tunnel from the barracks near the camp's southern fence. (Web site)

Topic

1. Join Date: Mar 2004 Off topic but I was digging through my old cd's and I found a copy of Street fighter 3 alpha. (Web site)

Workers

1. The 233 mile (375 km) Los Angeles Aqueduct, completed in November 1913, required more than 2,000 workers and the digging of 164 tunnels.

Bottom

1. It is not unknown for the anchor to foul on its own rode, or to foul the tines with refuse from the bottom, preventing it from digging in. (Web site)

Long

1. Generally Norfolks are not given to unnecessary barking or digging but, like any dog, will do either out of boredom when left alone for too long a period. (Web site)

Trouble

1. When tax season rolls around, this will save you the trouble of slogging through paperwork and digging up those old receipts. (Web site)

Miller Lite Team

1. I'm proud of this Miller Lite team for digging in and bringing home a seventh-place finish. (Web site)

Time Digging

1. UAB Egyptologist Sarah Parcak envisioned spending a lot of time digging, which she has.

Pookas

1. Dig Dug® 1.0 Dig Dug is digging for Pookas and Fygars in the handheld version of the arcade hit.

Digging Trenches

1. This was assumed to be a result of the phosphate mining method of digging trenches. (Web site)

Building

1. Other services exacted by the lord included digging ditches, gathering firewood, building and repairing fences, and repairing roads and bridges. (Web site)

Giving

1. We were way behind here a few months ago and they just kept digging and giving me better race cars. (Web site)

Heart

1. He headed straight into the heart of Gaul, digging his way through snowdrifts in the Alps Mountains and rejoined his army.

Fight

1. Digging even deeper, one has to ask why fight over Congo. (Web site)

Front

1. Most skis are long and thin, pointed and curved upwards at the front to prevent it from digging into the snow.

Site

1. Once in Egypt, he begins digging at a site, near where the famous Howard Carter has just discovered the splendiferous tomb of Tutankhamen. (Web site)

Information

1. By digging out collected information, users can find out who is spying on them. (Web site)

Mountainside

1. The sudden flurry of digging seen in recent satellite photos of a mountainside in central Iran might have passed for ordinary road tunnelling.

Head

1. I   started digging around on the 'net, looking for information on head, neck, and throat cancers.

Writing

1. Peter Ackroyd has a genius for digging out the most surprising and entertaining details, and for writing about them in the most magisterial prose. (Web site)

Question

1. Some even question the necessity of Redology societies because many so-called Redologists engage themselves in digging up minute, meaningless findings. (Web site)

Problems

1. It covers all the common open source licenses, explaining what each section means, and digging into problems that might come up for the licensor or licensee. (Web site)

Report

1. A report that more and more impoverished villagers are digging up Afghan treasures in illegal excavations to earn income.

Past

1. Digging Up The Past Lying underneath the streets of Rome are believed to be many great ruins and sites yet to be discovered. (Web site)

Sigurd

1. After digging a number of trenches, Sigurd hid himself in one of them.

Minutes

1. In just a few minutes from now you could be digging into 29 Videos of Opening Strategies, Mid and End Game Strategies, Winning Moves and Positions. (Web site)
2. I am digging the NBC countdowns “x minutes to figure skating” in the lower right hand corner. (Web site)

Pulling

1. Pulling or digging out larger plants is both extremely labor-intensive and not recommended, since it can leave behind root fragments that can resprout.

Pit

1. Sigurd succeeded by digging a pit under the trail Fáfnir used to walk to a stream and plunging his sword Gram into his heart as he walked past.

Attempt

1. Nadal fought in his attempt to hold, even digging out from 15-40 down, but after six deuces, Luczak finally hit a backhand return winner on ad-in to break.

Album

1. If you’re digging the sounds of any Blue Note album recorded in the 1960s that has a guitarist on it, chances are that guitarist is Grant Green. (Web site)
2. Digging around a bit more into Lee Hazlewood’s music lately, I found one of his versions of it on an album called, Memory Train, The Best of Country. (Web site)

Ground

1. While digging, one of the workers finds a Reptar toy hidden in the ground by Spike.
2. The village itself was completely razed to the ground, with the Nazis even digging up the graves of the local cemetery before levelling it.
3. Harvesting The beets are harvested in the autumn and early winter by digging them out of the ground. (Web site)

World

1. Welcome to the archaeological site of the Imperial Forums, one of the largest areas in the world where digging, research and studies are still under way. (Web site)

Treasure

1. Suzie Manley's Stories of Magic, Mystery, Travel, and Treasure - Suzie Manley travels to Egypt every "digging" season to be with her mother.
2. Often the eggs are mixed with rocks and this is an indication that the trout are actually digging into buried salmon redds to root out the buried treasure. (Web site)

Rodents

1. This prevents rodents, snakes, and predators from digging under the walls and the floors.
2. Early in the season, birds and rodents can also cause significant damage to a crop by digging up and eating newly planted seeds or young plants.

Common People

1. The common people used simple methods of preservation, such as digging deep ditches and trenches, brining, and salting their foods. (Web site)

Gardening

1. Learn about digging, No Dig gardening, mulching, hand weeding and stale seedbeds in this episode.

Mycenae

1. Thanassis Papadopoulos and his team have been digging for 16 years, is very similar to palaces discovered at Mycenae, Pylos and other ancient sites.

Water

1. Abbas and digging of well On the 8th & 9th of Muharram, Husayn refused to send Abbas to fight for water.
2. It's dug with water well drilling equipment, really digging, that consists of a shovel.

Fresh Water

1. He also found unburned wood below the 1883 ash deposits when digging, and fresh water was found below 18 feet (5 m). (Web site)

Result

1. DNA teams are still digging[ citation needed] through the mass graves which were left as a result of the campaign. (Web site)
2. Barking and digging will result if the dog is left in a yard all day. (Web site)
3. That's the game and I'm giving it as much billing as a gold medal because digging out a result there is huge for Canada. (Web site)

Tearing

1. Bears have non-retractable claws which are used for digging, climbing, tearing and catching prey. (Web site)

Gardeners

1. Gardeners build up, not down, so there's no digging and no tilling after the first year. (Web site)

Start

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2. The start of temple building would be the digging of foundations and the placing of clean sand at the bottom of these foundations.

Work

1. Most of the work is accomplished by digging deep trenches across the fault in places where sediments are most likely to reveal past ground disturbances.

Categories

1. Clams
2. Trench
3. Social Sciences > Anthropology > Anthropologists > Archaeologists
4. Spans > Bridges > Tunnel
5. History > Castles > Fortification > Ditch

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