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Innovative foundation for alluvial deposits
International Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 2008Abstract Terai region (Lowlands) of North India consists of alluvial deposits, which are, saturated throughout the year. Conventional shallow foundations are difficult to construct due to the flooding of the foundation pits. An innovative short rigid composite foundation with granular core is being proposed for the foundations in this region.
S. Ali Jawaid, Madhira Madhav
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Metal Droplet Deposition: From Foundation to Engineering Manufacturing
Advanced Engineering Materials, 2022Metal droplet deposition is of fundamental importance in many industrial and manufacturing processes. An in‐depth understanding of the fundamental issues of metal droplet deposition is particularly crucial for developing droplet deposition‐based engineering manufacturing technologies. This review systematically introduces the evolution of metal droplet
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Elastic Foundation Settlements on Sand Deposits
Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 1987A method for computing the elastic settlement of a foundation on a sand deposit using the conventional elastic settlement, but adjusting the settlement influence factor as computed by Steinbrenner to a reduced influence depth is proposed. The reduced influence depth is based on observations of strain profiles and the Boussinesq stress profile.
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Dedicating the town: urban foundation deposits in Roman Britain
World Archaeology, 2004The foundation and birth of a Roman town would have been an important occasion, as well as a political event, both for the local tribal leaders and the imperial government. The processes of urban foundation and development are here explored by examining structured dedicatory deposits within Romano-British urban centres. Following the re-definition of a
Peter Woodward, Ann Woodward
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A Foundation-Deposit Inscription from Abydos
The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1902While excavating on the temenos wall of the great temple of Sety I at Abydos in Upper Egypt, Mr. A. St. G. Caulfeild found the foundations of a stone pylon, a fragment of a great lintel, inscribed by Ptolemy IV, Philopator, and a small limestone block here figured.This block was probably a foundation-deposit; the inscription is incised; the surface has
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A Foundation Deposit Tablet from Hierakonpolis
Journal of the American Research Center in Egypt, 1971It has been proposed, and quite reasonably I think, that the date of deposition of the famous "Main Deposit" at Hierakonpolis was much later than the Archaic Period originally suggested, and was possibly the Eighteenth Dynasty.1 While some of the objects in the deposit were produced during the Archaic Period, other pieces have been shown to belong to ...
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Foundation Deposits from Third-Century bc Egypt
2020AbstractThe chapter discusses inscribed bilingual dedicatory plaques made of metal, glass, and clay which were deposited as part of the foundation ritual of temples in Alexandria and elsewhere. It offers analysis of the traditions from which they came, the nature of the plaques themselves—their number, the materials of which they were formed, the ...
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Fruits in foundation deposits of two temples
Journal of Archaeological Science, 1983Abstract Foundation deposits underneath the walls of two temples near Semna, Sudan (c. 1500-1480 BC), included dried plant material. Five fruit species are represented: Vitis vinifera (grape), Ficus carica (fig), Citrullus vulgaris (water melon), Phoenix dactylifera (date) and Ziziphus spina-christi.
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