Sentence examples for bones were unearthed in from inspiring English sources

In a family statement, Ellen Hollow, great-granddaughter of Kelly's sister Kate, said: "We appeal to the person who has the skull in their possession to return it". The family won the right to give the skeleton a final burial following a dispute with a property developer working on the site of Melbourne's Pentridge Prison, where the bones were unearthed in 2009.

The bones were unearthed in Madagascar in 1998 and 2003 but were misclassified until Curry Rogers, who works at Macalester College in Saint Paul, noticed them.

I have also heard that kangaroo bones were unearthed in a burial vessel near one of the Egyptian Pyramids.

The new ancestors have been named "Denisovans" after the Denisova cave in the Altai mountains of southern Siberia where the finger bone was unearthed in 2008.

Her bones were unearthed by hikers in Seward Park here in September.

A 17th-century taste for holy relics helped to ensure reverence for any part of Descartes, starting with his right index finger, which seems to have been pilfered in 1666, the first time his bones were unearthed.

Linda Sohus was never found, but John Sohus's bones were unearthed during excavation of a swimming pool.

The first such bones were unearthed near Choteau, Montana, and thereafter Horner and his crews discovered hundreds of nests, eggs, and newly hatched dinosaurs (mostly duckbills).

Hundreds of bones were unearthed by German expeditions to German East Africa between 1909 and 1912.

Many of those whose bones were unearthed were Native Americans who worked with and lived alongside L.A.'s first European settlers.

On Tuesday another set of human bones was unearthed about 20 feet away.