- or to
channel water from a more
distant source for
plant irrigation.
Ditches are
commonly seen
around farmland,
especially in
areas that have required...
- pre-Columbian ring
ditches have
often been
interpreted as
evidence of
cultural development and po****tion
movement in
Amazonian archaeology. Ring
ditches in this...
- The
Ditchers or
Diehards were
groupings of
British nobility, who had
decided to take a "last-
ditch"
stand against the
Liberal government's
reforms to the...
- to
demarcate territory. Some of the
Grims Ditches may have had
multiple functions. The name "Grim's
Ditch" is Old
English in origin. The Anglo-Saxon...
-
peninsula are
called neck
ditches.
Moats separating different elements of a castle, such as the
inner and
outer wards, are
cross ditches.[citation needed] The...
- Airlines, Inc.
Ditching in
Sitka Sound,
Alaska October 22, 1962. Washington, DC:
Civil Aeronautics Board. 19
September 1963. p. 1. "DC-7
Ditches in Sea Near...
- male and died from stab wounds.
Their bodies were
discovered dumped in
ditches outside Peterborough. In Hereford, two
other men were
stabbed but survived...
- Skip Day (also
called Senior Day,
Senior Skip Day,
Ditch Day,
Senior Ditch Day, Cut Day, or
Senior Cut Day) is a
tradition in
schools where students in...
- The
Ditch, also
known as
Goodbye Jiabiangou, is a 2010 film
produced and
directed by Wang Bing, an
independent Chinese filmmaker better known for his...
- Look up
ditch in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
ditch is a
small depression created to
channel water.
Ditch,
ditching or The
Ditch may also
refer to...
