Sentence examples for bones were buried in from inspiring English sources

The rocks in which these fossils are preserved indicate that the bones were buried in a freshwater stream.

The bones were buried in ash from cow dung in a thick-walled stone enclosure on the edge of the settlement.

But most of the bones were buried in wooden coffins outside the churchyard and probably were those of poorer rural people, whose daily lives are less well known than the nobility of cities. Commoners' bones will provide a counterpoint to Fornaciari's work elsewhere revealing the woeful condition of the well-fed nobility.

I know someone with born-again Christian parents who believe that dinosaur bones were buried in the Earth by Satanists to trick us.

Recently, said Ms. Mittasch, a woman, whose identity Ms. Mittasch would not reveal, contacted her and said Bones was buried in the backyard of Ms. Sutter's former home.

Urn burials, where bones are buried in a pottery container, either in a more elaborate tomb, or by themselves, are widespread, by no means restricted to the Urnfield culture which is named after them, or even to Eurasia.

The same holds for the adoption of other burial practices, as, for example, secondary burials, in which the bodies were first allowed to decompose fully and then the bones were buried, or in the burning of bodies (evident from the Neolithic Period).

The skull distortion happened after death, as the bones were buried 9 meters down in the cave, says Peter Brown of the University of New England, Armidale, who originally studied the bones; he calls the new paper "complete nonsense".

The remains, 200-year-old bones, were buried at the time Franklin was living in the house.

Their bones were buried deep within the Jaguar Paw Temple in the ancient Maya city of El Mirador, Guatemala.

In Dr. Higham's research, the animal bones being dated were buried in the same ground layers as the flutes in Geissenklösterle Cave.