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diggings

NOUN
  1. temporary living quarters
  2. an excavation for ore or precious stones or for archaeology

How To Use diggings In A Sentence

  • The majority of tench fishing takes place in natural loughs or loughs produced by peat diggings.
  • California's was the most male of the rushes, though native women were present in the diggings, and Miwok women, for example, took up mining in order to supplement older subsistence strategies.
  • Here he became the most recognised of all artists who recorded life on the diggings.
  • It was a regular antheap all the way in, with the miners crawling over the tree-clad slopes, and the ceaseless thump of picks and scrape of shovels and ring of axes, and ramshackle huts and shanties and sluice-boxes everywhere, with dirty bearded fellows in slouch hats and galluses cussing and burrowing, and claim signs all along Sweetheart Mine, Crossbone Diggings, Damyereyes Gulch, and the like. Isabelle
  • Plow land rearrangement in Guanzhong area is divided into three types to analyze their pattern, which are suburb, plain, mountainous areas (foothill and diggings).
  • Not entirely unremembered in Alaskan annals is the summer stampede of 1898 from Fort Yukon to the bench diggings of Tarwater Hill. LIKE ARGUS OF THE ANCIENT TIMES
  • After a stint at the Victorian diggings he returned more than a pound of gold to his brother Patrick with the first Gold Escort.
  • They were followed two years later by large numbers of Chinese men on their way to the Victorian gold diggings.
  • The diggings were exhausted and all the miners had departed to new strikes on Germansen Creek.
  • The paper carefully analyzes bolt supporting system, and measures the parameters of coal wall rock in Fuxin diggings .
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