The excavators estimated a total burial population of as many as 200 before quarrying destroyed portions of the site. |
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Many stonecutters did smithing work in the winter when quarrying was not done. |
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After a tied vote the spotlight turned to Mr Heseltine in the chair, who cast his vote in favour of allowing deeper quarrying. |
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Although badly mutilated by quarrying, some of the defences can still be traced, especially on the north and north-west sides. |
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That discovery started the quarrying of spectrolite in the area and is the base of a local rock industry. |
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On May Hill, earthworks tell of a long history including quarrying, charcoal burning and grazing. |
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The long-running saga of whether quarrying is to be permitted at an historic Peak District beauty spot is set for a final showdown. |
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Boarding houses and bars were constructed for their accommodation and refreshment, for quarrying is thirsty work. |
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In the early days of quarrying, one-foot holes were made and whole kegs of gunpowder used in blasting. |
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The 12 men were arrested on Wednesday in a sting operation as police and army officials sought to crack down on illegal quarrying. |
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The funding was a result of a Government tax levied on every tonne of stone aggregate extracted from quarrying. |
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It was an exercise in landscape history before gravel quarrying and roadworks east of Kettering and Wellingborough destroyed the evidence. |
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Not many appear to care for world prehistory wherever granite is available for quarrying. |
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However, quarrying is a long-standing industry, one which was there centuries before tourism. |
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As a contributor to the building trades, brownstone quarrying reflected the country's cyclical economic condition. |
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The potable nature of available drinking water is affected as the sweet water aquifers are destroyed by quarrying. |
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You can visit the restored quarryman's cottage and view relics of the early quarrying. |
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Assistance with funding was also provided by English Nature and a local quarrying company. |
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The idea of mining Paritutu's bones was shelved, and quarrying continued at Fishing Rock. |
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Heritage Action say science still cannot answer many of the questions about the earthworks, and they want a moratorium on quarrying near historic sites, until methods improve. |
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The three most common types of surface mining are open-pit mining, strip mining, and quarrying. |
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The third region is one of mining, quarrying, and agriculture, and it spans much of the southern portion of the state. |
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Activities concerning quarrying of stone, gravel and aggregates are generally based on the extraction of abundant mineral resources. |
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When the season for quarrying began, the pits sprang to life and the pace continued rapidly until the first deep frost at which time quarrying ceased. |
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Since then, the quarrying operations have intermittently exposed parts of the same zone on different levels of the quarry. |
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The powdered basalt, granite and other volcanic rock is a by-product of quarrying and hundreds of thousands of tonnes of the material is lying unused around Scotland. |
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In the 19th century its residents engaged in marble quarrying, textile milling, metalworking, and cabinetmaking. |
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When quarrying was abandoned the Flashes were left to nature. |
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The scar created by quarrying the hillside below the Nab is visible from a wide area, but excavations are now going downwards below the level of the surrounding land. |
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Windblown agricultural soil and dust from roads, construction sites and quarrying operations all contribute primarily to the coarse fraction. |
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Fees, based on an estimate of the amount of material required, must be submitted with the quarrying permit application. |
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At the same time, quarrying the richly available gravel deposits in the Swiss midlands is becoming increasingly difficult. |
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For example, there is a company on the island of North Uist which is engaged in quarrying and road maintenance. |
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An industrial integration strategy from the quarrying of materials to the production of bitumen. |
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Among Kangaroo Island's earliest industries, apart from the whaling and sealing, were shipbuilding, salt harvesting, quarrying and the production of eucalyptus oil. |
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In 1952 a post-war government anxious to exploit its mineral wealth granted sweeping planning permission to quarrying firms in places like the Peak District. |
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A second scenario is that quarrying operations exposed easily weathered fossiliferous shales, mudstones, or fine-grained sandstones interbedded with limestones. |
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Pepi's courtiers also led quarrying expeditions to various parts of Egypt, and remains of a temple of the king have been found deep in the Nile River delta. |
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The display at Derby Museum also includes metal finds that were also found due to the quarrying at Shardlow. |
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Unusually, Snowdonia National Park has a hole in the middle, around the town of Blaenau Ffestiniog, a slate quarrying centre. |
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We started off high in the hills overlooking Ponta Delgada at a cinder cone which had been opened up for quarrying. |
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It is an important event for all those in the quarrying, recycling and heavy construction industries, embracing 85,000m2 of showground and 450 leading international exhibitors. |
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Although the granite smugglers use explosives in stone quarrying, the seizer of such a huge quantity suggests something more serious. |
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My background is compatible with the statements I can make about quarrying and blasting and other effects of mining, one of which is the contamination of water. |
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Machinery for mining, quarrying, construction equipment. |
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Parts of machinery for mining, quarrying and construction. |
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A second multiple use is the opportunity to reduce present surface quarrying for crushed stone aggregate by using the dolomitic limestone mined from the deep tunnels and caverns. |
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Brian, I think we're all curious about the soapstone quarrying. |
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Water shall be contained in close proximity to the place where it is used in quarrying operations and then it shall be conveyed by closed pipes to the suitable processing plant. |
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But mining and quarrying combined with the spread of housing left the heathers confined to small pockets. |
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These ranged from industries connected to agriculture, such as milling and the manufacture of woollen textiles, through to mining and quarrying. |
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In a few years, quarrying and tourism could complement the fisheries that depend on the changing prices of fish and fishing opportunities. |
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The centre of the island is moorland and the island's main industries have been peat extraction and limestone quarrying. |
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Stone is quarried in various parts of Wales, and slate quarrying has been a major industry in North Wales. |
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Although considered extremely rare and a site of national importance this site is in the middle of an area planned for quarrying. |
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In the late 18th century, slate quarrying began to expand rapidly, most notably in north Wales. |
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Grinding operations result in the physical breakdown of larger particles into smaller ones, such as windblown soil, sea salt spray and dust from quarrying operations. |
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The main economic activities include sheep farming, quarrying, finance and tourism. |
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Surface mining involves quarrying which is excavating minerals by means of machinery such as cutting, cleaving, and breaking. |
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In 1884, Charles Stewart Parnell rented Big Rock townland from his cousin William Proby, Earl of Carysfort, and commenced quarrying. |
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Examples include quarrying, salvage, and farm work as well as trafficking, bondage, forced labor, prostitution and pornography. |
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As well as shaping the landscape, these have traditionally provided a source of power for moor industries such as tin mining and quarrying. |
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Cebu's economy is also driven by the mining and quarrying areas in Toledo, Naga, Alcoy, and Danao. |
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New building development, together with the quarrying of sand and gravel, extraction of brick materials and clay, and exploitation of timber resources, destroy natural areas, forests and wetlands. |
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No significant mining activity is currently practised, with the exception of quarrying for stone. |
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The vast majority of calcium carbonate used in industry is extracted by mining or quarrying. |
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Salt was produced on the Somerset Levels near Highbridge and quarrying took place near Bath, named after the Roman baths. |
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Graphite mining continued, and quarrying for slate began to grow in importance. |
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Coal mining in the Mendips was an important source of wealth while quarrying also took place. |
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Just beyond the eastern end of the Terrace are some quite remarkable caves, caused by quarrying. |
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Opencast quarrying had been carried out at Honister since the late 17th century. |
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The majority of the quarrying for such use took place along the eastern edges of the Peak District. |
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As a result of limestone quarrying, lead mining and coal mining, the Wear valley was amongst the first places to see the development of railways. |
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Farming, lead mining, dairying and quarrying are the mainstays of the modern economy of the valley, along with tourism. |
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The word quarry can also include the underground quarrying for stone, such as Bath stone. |
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Many specimens of ammonites, belemnites and bivalves were found during quarrying, in addition to an almost complete specimen of a pliosaur. |
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Later, when the Gold Rush of 1849 generated a huge market for lumber, Bolinas became the port for nearby timber operations and, briefly, quarrying limestone. |
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The wool trade, the quarrying of Purbeck Marble and the busy ports of Weymouth, Melcombe Regis, Lyme Regis and Bridport brought prosperity to the county. |
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With its wealth of rock types and their abundance in the landscape, mining and quarrying have long been significant activities in the Lake District economy. |
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The largest such activities were the mining and quarrying of stones, which provided basic construction materials for the buildings of that period. |
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Nearby are the old mining and quarrying communities on the Clee Hills, notable geological features in the Onny Valley and Wenlock Edge and fertile farmland in the Corve Dale. |
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Here the combined action of the river, natural joints in the rocks and quarrying have exposed many vertical faces, particularly between Tintern and Chepstow. |
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In the 1760s men from the long established Cilgwyn quarry near Nantlle started quarrying in Ceunant y Diphwys to the north east of the present town. |
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Slate quarrying was a significant industry in the 19th and early 20th centuries with quarrying taking place at about 100 locations throughout the county. |
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There are also quarrying operations on the island and a large shipyard. |
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Equipment to reduce dust emissions during quarrying and manufacture of cement is widely used, and equipment to trap and separate exhaust gases are coming into increased use. |
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In 1946, the line was purchased by the Keswick Granite Company, but quarrying at Beckfoot finished in 1953, leaving the line dependent on passenger traffic. |
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The cost... has been defrayed by tithing the whole Mormon Church. Those who reside at Nauvoo... have been obliged to work every tenth day in quarrying stone. |
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The reason for all this quarrying is not the discovery of a coal-rich seam beneath the Wrenaissance streets, but the local enthusiasm for subterranean development. |
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