They were carefully reworked for later lectures before audiences in Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
With the purpose of making that his meaning he reworked his material.
A broken example from the middle of the Archaic Stratum II at Flint Creek Rock Shelter (Cambron and Waters, 1961) appears to have been reworked on one blade edge to a burin.
Differences in patination and flaking technique of the reworked area of a point are helpful in determining the extent of reworking.
Some of the straighter stemmed examples are reworked along the stem side edges, but usually no retouch is noted in the notches.
Reworked--a projectile point or other artifact is said to be reworked when the shape has been altered by flaking, grinding, etc.
In classifying reworked points if the original type can be identified the point is placed in that type.
In classifying point types it is well to consider that broken points, points with missing parts, and reworked points can be misleading and can make the example appear to be of another type.
If a point is reworked into a tool it is still classified as a point.
Most blades were probably excurvate with a gentle bevel before one edge of each face was reworked by short, shallow to deep, flaking which often created serrations.
Borchardt has attempted to show that it was reworked under the XXVIth Saite dynasty as well as the wooden coffin of the king.
Illustration: Showing the centre of the sheet with selvedge edges in overlapping seam, and hem-stitching reworked over the seam.
If the sheet has been hem-stitched at both ends a few stitches of this hemming must be undone at each side of the centre seam and then reworked so as to preserve the pattern and give a neat finish to the work.
This material has recently been charmingly reworkedby Howard Pyle, who has happily illustrated his own book.
In the same way the 'black work' or slag of both boles and huttes were reworked at the furnaces.
Dekker's 'The Welsh Embassador' reworked much of the material in NSS, albeit in a comedic form.
Although sediment cores, particularly those of reworked material, do not provide as reliable information as dredge hauls, this outcrop of un-reworked Eocene may also be used in dating the structural benches of the continental slope.
In the area between Cape Hatteras and Nova Scotia several cores have revealed reworked Eocene, Miocene, and Cretaceous Foraminifera.
Lockhart gives an interesting sample of a sheet of Scott's poetry tentatively revised by Ballantyne and reworked by the author.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "reworked" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
