In fact, he once proposed an earthwork to the owners but was refused.

事实上，他曾向业主提出一个土方工程，但遭到了拒绝。

In spring 1970, Robert Smithson and Nancy Holt visited northern Utah to select a site to construct an earthwork.

1970年春，·史密森和南希·霍尔访问了犹他州北部，选择了一个土方工程的施工地点。

About 5,000 years ago, earthwork enclosures known as henges began to appear.

大约在 5000 年前，开始出现了被称为圆阵的土质围墙。

The earliest versions of Stonehenge were made of earthworks and ditches dug with tools made of antlers.

巨石阵最早的版本是由土木防御工事和鹿角做的工具挖出的壕沟所组成的。

Then in 1968, they took part in the legendary show " Earthworks" at the Virginia Dwan Gallery in New York.

1968年，他们参加了在纽约维吉尼亚德万画廊举办的“土方工程”传奇展览。

From around 3,800 BC they started building communal tombs called long barrows and large earthwork enclosures, which may have been gathering places.

从公元前 3800 年左右开始，他们开始建造被称为长形墓穴的公墓和大型土建围墙，些地方可能是人群的聚集地。

All that remained was an earthwork fort that still stands here, in the trees not far from the shore.

剩下的只是一个土方堡垒，它仍然矗立在里，在离海岸不远的树上。

Now, let's put all the information together: a large circular object surrounded by several earthworks and located across the Strait of Gibraltar.

现在，让我们把所有的信息放在一起：一个巨大的圆形物体，被几个土方工程包围，位于直布陀海峡对面。

These giant earthworks served as the foundations of what were likely some of the tallest standing structures in North America.

些巨大的土方工程可能是北一些最高的立式建筑的基础。

Smithson was a huge fan of science fiction, and in 1967, he took the title of Brian Aldiss' " Earthworks" to describe his own form of art.

史密森是科幻小说的超级粉丝，1967年，他用布莱恩·奥尔迪斯的《土方工程》来描述他自己的艺术形式。

In the center is the largest known prehistoric earthwork in the Western hemisphere.

中心是西半球已知最大的史前土方工程。

But Rhodes was doubtless instrumental to the  defence of the town: he organized earthworks, water supplies, and even the production of a  rifled field-gun, nicknamed 'Long Cecil'.

但毫无疑问，兹在保卫城镇方面发挥了重要作用：他组织了土方工程、供水，甚至生产了一种绰号为“长塞西尔”的线膛野战炮。

In North America, long before the coming of maize farming, indigenous populations created the massive earthworks of poverty point in Louisiana, capable of hosting hunter gatherer publics in their thousands.

在北，早在玉米种植出现之前，土著居民就在路易斯安那州建造了巨大的贫困点土方工程，能够容纳成千上万的狩猎采集者。

They were on their way to the entrenchments that ringed the town — no shallow, hastily dug trenches, these, but earthworks, breast high, reinforced with sandbags and tipped with sharpened staves of wood.

他们是开到环城战壕中去----些战壕不是仓促挖成的浅沟，而是用沙袋和尖头木桩防护着的齐胸高的泥土工程。

These earthworks at Angel Mound State Historic Site were once the heart of a thriving community called the " Mississippian culture." Up to 1,500 people lived here beginning around 1000 AD.

Angel Mound State Historic Site 的些土方工程曾经是被称为“密西西比文化”的繁荣社区的中心。从公元 1000 年左右开始，多达 1,500 人居住在里。

We do know initial earthwork began in October  2021 and that the first residents are said to start moving in by 2030. But aside from that,   this project is mostly defined by its questions.

我们确实知道最初的土方工程于 2021 年 10 月开始，据说第一批居民将在 2030 年开始入住。但除此之外，个项目主要是由它的问题来定义的。

She did not take the offered support just then; but when they were ascending the prehistoric earthwork, under the heavy gloom of the fir-trees, she seized it, as if rather influenced by the oppressive solitude than by fatigue.

她当时没有接受提供的支持；但是当他们在冷杉树的阴暗下登上史前土方工程时，她抓住了它，仿佛是被压抑的孤独所影响，而不是疲劳。