Translation for 'gravel terrace' from English to Slovak

gravel terrace

štrková terasa {f}geol.

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terrace

terasa {f}arch.stav.

terasový {adj}geol.hydrol.

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gravel

štrk {m}

alluvial terrace

naplavená terasa {f}geol.hydrol.

shore terrace

brehová terasa {f}geol.hydrol.

sun terrace

slnečná terasa {f}nehnut.

valley terrace

údolná terasa {f}geol.

restaurant terrace

reštauračná terasa {f}turist.

coastal terrace

pobrežná terasa {f}geol.hydrol.

river terrace

riečna terasa {f}geol.hydrol.

garden terrace

záhradná terasa {f}arch.záhrad.

rock terrace

skalná terasa {f}geol.

travertine terrace

sintrová hrádzka {f}geol.

terrace sediment

terasový sediment {m}geol.hydrol.

terrace drift

terasový sediment {m}geol.hydrol.

gravel layer

štrková vrstva {f}geol.

gravel core

štrkové jadro {n}geol.

gravel loam

štrková hlina {f}geol.

quartz gravel

kremenný štrk {m}geol.

gravel fraction

štrková frakcia {f}geol.

• Within the parish of Stanton Harcourt is a series of palaeochannel deposits buried beneath the second (Summertown-Radley) gravel terrace of the River Thames.
• The municipality is located in the Lebern district. The northern part of Flumenthal lies on a gravel terrace that was built up by the Aare river, while the southern part lies along the river.
• On the gravel terrace, there is a neolithic causewayed enclosure discovered as a result of crop marks which showed on aerial photographs taken by Dr St Joseph of Cambridge University.
• Fieldwalking next to A1133 just south of Besthorpe revealed a dense scatter of pottery indicating one of the sites on an elevated gravel terrace safe from flooding.
• above sea level on a gravel terrace rising from the River Thames.

• A narrow gravel terrace runs north west from Wall to a point south of Pipehill where it merges into an area of Boulder Clay.
• These have originated from the ancient river gravel terrace that partially survives beneath Tong Bank.
• Excavations have shown that the site was used in the Bronze Age (3000–300 BCE) for a rectilinear enclosure edging a gravel terrace.
• The 30-metre gravel terrace within the parish produces numerous examples of pointed handaxes of the Lower Palaeolithic (Old Stone Age); some evidence of Mousterian (Neanderthal) tools has been found close to the village centre.
• From Tilton it continues westward by Billesdon Coplow and the site of the abandoned village of Ingarsby; near Scraptoft it follows Scraptoft Lane and reaches the gravel terrace by the banks of the Soar where Leicester would in later times be founded.

• The northern margin has a gravel terrace at [...] above sea level, and another narrow terrace is at [...].