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Excavation is the process of digging and removing materials from the ground, which can involve digging deep holes or removing large amounts of soil. Trenching specifically refers to the process of digging long, narrow ditches, typically used for laying pipes, cables, or other utilities underground. Excavation is a broader term that can include trenching as one of its methods.
The abbreviation for "excavation" is "excav."
Çatalhöyük in Turkey is one of the most famous Neolithic settlements currently under excavation. It is a large archaeological site that provides valuable insights into the daily life and social organization of an ancient society.
The difference between normal excavation and bulk excavation can be defined by the amount and area being excavated and and the volume of material removed. A simple excavation example is when a homeowner digs a small ditch along his property. A small amount of grass, plants, roots, rocks, etc. are removed. He may lay a pipe in the trench, then use the volume removed to cover the pipe. In bulk excavation, the land is first cleared of large trees, large boulders/rocks, etc. Large machinery digs out soil, such as in strip mining. If the project involves blasting of rock, other teams proceed with this work before excavation activities continue. Note that landfill of a large area (i.e. filling with dirt, rocks, dead plants) is a form of bulk excavation.
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