Príklady ditch

• The reason for this is that ramparts are normally of dump construction, consisting of spoil from the ditches cast inwards to form the bank.

• The stock of fixed capital increased as landlords paid for the hedging, ditching, road building, etc., that accompanied enclosure.

• When a girl realises that her partner is an adventurer, she immediately ditches him (barrer).

• The fascination with the field ditches and the whole horizontal emphasis is very impressive.

• Most woods have a multitude of banks, ditches and enclosures relating to their former management, which can be shown to have developed at different times.

• Properly dredging the site's ditches should allow better access for those species that inhabit the waters edge, such as the water vole.

• Particularly, the ditches provide a wet habitat for amphibians and other organisms that live in water.

• In these ditches insects, predators and amphibians are gathered making them a wildlife corridor close to fields.

• The two barrows with middle bronze age cremations both have shallow ditches, interrupted by a causeway to the south.

• Qualitative changes also occurred, such as the new orientation of graves, the use of ring ditches and cremations.

• All stands were growing on relatively wet soils along ditches, wet meadows or damp forest areas.

• The area to be ditched therefore was comparatively limited, and part overlooked by the castle.

• However, the technology remained primitive, and the drainage scheme relied very heavily on open cut ditches, flood gates and a sea-bank.

• Coming from the ditches, it could have in it material from an earlier phase of occupation.

• If the small squarish enclosure represents a castle, what does the rectangular ditched enclosure to the south represent?