Rare exhibits and unique historical monuments revealed by archaeological excavation are vivid proof.

Jacques de Morgan, on a French mission, began the excavation on the pyramids at Dahshur in 1892.

The long term excavation project from March 1975 to December 1986 released a large number of relics from the pond.

Some witnesses have attested that members of the Lebanese security forces were present in the area of those excavation works.

As previously noted (see S 2005 662, paras. 129 131), witnesses have provided information regarding excavation work in the area of the St. George Hotel during the days immediately preceding the blast, despite the fact that no official work permits were issued for such excavation work during that period.

While Iraq continued excavation in search of further remnants of the bombs, none were found by the time the inspectors were withdrawn from Iraq in March 2003.

Formed in 2014, it tries to document and assess reported damage. Some scholars were concerned that little was being done despite the existence of 140 foreign excavation permits before the outbreak of war.

The products of the Bone Wars resulted in an increase in knowledge of prehistoric life, and sparked the public's interest in dinosaurs, leading to continued fossil excavation in North America in the decades to follow.

In order to account for the 157 declared R 400 biological bombs said to have been filled with various biological warfare agents, Iraq began a re excavation programme at Al Azzizziyah firing range in February 2003.

By 14 August 1914, when over 22 million tons of earth had been excavated, yielding 3,000 kilograms (14,504,566 carats) of diamonds, work on the mine ceased after it was considered the largest hand dug excavation on earth.