Sentence examples similar to corpse of time from inspiring English sources

It is not necessary to interpret these findings as remains of headhunting or developed skull cults; for even today some simple hunting and gathering societies have the custom of preserving such parts of corpses for long periods of time and even of carrying them around on their bodies.

The DNA was hand delivered tOnDr. Curt Nelson of MichigAugust a chain of custody of the said sample was maintained from the time it was received from Ricky Dyer and Matthew Whitton.

It seemed only a matter of time before Provenzano's corpse became a footnote in the history of Cosa Nostra.

In my opinion these corpses were buried for a shorter period of time than 3 years.

More recently, shows such as "Mnemonic" (1999), inspired by a corpse preserved from the Ice Age, and "The Noise of Time" (2000), about Shostakovich, were quieter, even contemplative.

A study published in 2010 reported the discovery of a Velociraptor frozen in time, scavenging the corpse of a larger dinosaur.

Marks and a local pathologist pored over the bloated, maggot-infested corpse and estimated time of death to be between four and seven days.

"What do you notice about the crowd?" Ginny asked me, around the time that Jessica Tandy discovered the bloody, eyeless corpse of the chicken farmer.

The centre's studies of the physical changes that decomposing corpses undergo over time have helped to establish an empirical basis for estimating time of death.

Inside were two doctor's bags, each containing the delicate, flaking corpse of a baby wrapped in issues of The Los Angeles Times from 1933 and 1935.

These corpses frozen in time help educate people on "the treasure" of the human body, she says.