stratigraphically

But an archaeological excavation is done stratigraphically, that is, layer by layer, so that the depth of each find can be recorded.

Priceless Mariah Stewart 1999

But an archaeological excavation is done stratigraphically, that is, layer by layer, so that the depth of each find can be recorded.

Priceless Mariah Stewart 1999

Ideally, we wouldn't have so drastic an impact on the world that it shows up stratigraphically.

Welcome to the Anthropocene 2010

Ideally, we wouldn't have so drastic an impact on the world that it shows up stratigraphically.

The Anthropocene 2010

Only part of the structure has remained stratigraphically intact where various strata appear in chronological sequence.

Messel Pit fossil site, Germany 2008

Values are averages of raw measurements from overlapping, stratigraphically correlated sections providing continuous coverage from A.D. 442 to 1998.

Loso: Varves in Alaska « Climate Audit 2007

Unfortunately you can't carbon-date metal and short of finding another example in a stratigraphically well-defined context I can't think of any way to resolve the question.

Crying wolf 2006

… Occurring in layers stratigraphically below the Columbia River Basalts are thick layers of water-deposited, fossil-bearing, sedimentary rock, obviously deposited by the Flood itself.

Steve Steve and the Fossil-Fossils of De-Na-Zin - The Panda's Thumb 2005

To document the building history of the building, including establishing its construction date stratigraphically, documenting any subsequent changes and defining its period of abandonment.

Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Aims for the 2005 Season 2003

The stratigraphically (higher) younger kiln was severely destroyed by the subsequent dumping of stones and by rodent activity (bioturbation).

Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Tepe Düzen Report 3 2003