ülekaevamine
ülekaevamine is an Estonian term that describes the action of over-digging or excavating too much. It refers to a situation where the depth or width of an excavation exceeds the planned or required dimensions. This can occur in various contexts, including construction, mining, archaeology, and gardening.
In construction, ülekaevamine can lead to structural issues, increased material costs, and safety hazards. If foundations
Archaeological excavations can also suffer from ülekaevamine. Removing too much soil can destroy valuable stratigraphic layers,
In mining, exceeding planned excavation limits can result in inefficient resource extraction and potential environmental damage.
While often considered a negative outcome, in some specific cases, like creating a pond or a specific