But there are some really valuable things under the ground in Congo and we're not in there with troops.
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"A meteor could hit this country and bounce right off, there's so much fiber under the ground, " jokes Jim Southworth.
Open to the public, the three-story tomb about 30m under the ground, features elaborate carvings illustrating scenes from Egyptian mythology, including one relief depicting the jackal-headed god, Anubis.
Another challenge, Denbow said, is that when companies find higher ore-grade deposits, they are often far under the ground, making them more difficult and more dangerous to mine.
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Before the dig, scientists had discovered large concentrations of metal under the ground around Rangoon's airport, lending support to the theory that up to 36 planes were buried there.
The Dwarf King goes from being committed to the productive arts of mining and metallurgy to simply gazing at the veritable sea of gold which he has gathered under the ground.
At the Darata gold mine, a group of men gather around several deep dark pits, waiting for their colleagues who are several dozen feet under the ground hacking away at the rock.
It is able, from the delay between the broadcast of a pulse and its reception in different places, and the strengths of the echoes, to draw a three-dimensional picture of what lies under the ground.
The threat of a power shortage in the country, and thus a curtailment of electricity needed for mining that tends to occur far under the ground, has been an ongoing issue for a few years now.
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It is not appropriate to jump to conclusions, but the 101st believes, obviously, that they have at least enough interesting information, enough interesting things like, for example, that these -- these vans, as he's describing them, were buried under the ground.
When our cameras inevitably emerged from our purses to capture the moment, our young guide quickly placed his glass of Efes on the ground under the table.
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Although the American press has been slow to sense the historic significance of British popular exasperation with the EU, this has the potential to shift the ground under the latter-day world order.
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As supplies grew and the price of natural gas plummeted, the ground shifted under the electric-power industry.
The economic and political concerns make for shaky ground under the stock market as it approaches its unfavorable season, often a disheartening period anyway.
Luke Dyer and Tony Duggan had early chances in the second half before they were punished by Salford when Richard Myler broke through to ground under the sticks.
Hazard ran up to reclaim the ball and the teen fell over, stomach toward the ground and the ball under him.
This may seem an isolated, extreme case, but there have been other examples in the last few months of the same kind of assumptions being ground to pieces under the wheels of logic and ingenuity.
Top House Republicans responded by bringing new Sandy aid legislation to the floor under ground rules designed to win over as many Republicans as possible while retaining support from Democrats eager to approve as much in disaster aid as possible.
And so I don't know that he understands the complexity of what it is and how many ways things could sort of splinter and what al-Maliki is balancing both in terms of his beliefs and the pressures that he's under, and the reality on the ground.
Under the new plans by businessman Noah Redfern, the ground floor and first floor of the observatory will be turned into a cafe.
Not every topic under the sun is up for debate, but the ground is always shifting (as my former colleague Gady Epstein explores in this special report in The Economist).
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"It is a big new idea in a system like ours, and it is part of the way the ground is shifting under us in higher education, " said Kevin Reilly, president of the University of Wisconsin System, which runs the state's 26 public-university campuses.
They were alerted at 00:50 BST and the fire was under control by 02:50 BST but the ground and first floors of the house were badly damaged.
"Sainsbury's is permitted to have a cafe on the ground floor under their existing permission, " she said.
At that moment my senses returned and I realized how cold the ground was under my bare feet.
Most analysts believe the state is far more powerful than the entire Pakistani militant network, but at the moment it lacks the will to pull the ground from under them.
Institutional buyers that had been considering moving into secondary or tertiary markets because they saw the ground firming under them and also felt that primary markets have been getting too expensive may be rethinking that move.
And unless carbon capture can work on a very large scale to bury emissions under ground and under the seabed, the 2 degree target means that no more than one third of proven reserves of fossil fuels can be consumed before 2050.
In Worcestershire, the racecourse and cricket ground in the city centre were under water after the River Severn burst its banks.
Emerging market currencies have mostly led the way lower in the overnight session, with the PLN and HUF losing ground against the EUR and ZAR under pressure against the U.S. dollar.
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