Sentence examples for excavated later from inspiring English sources

These things should be understood by now: The present is diverse beyond knowing, history is never completely on anyone's side, and what we ignore today will be excavated later and held against us the way we hold previous oversights against past generations.

And where, certain things – the deaths of her three siblings, born prematurely – cannot be talked about, only excavated later, "the way when you dig down through the dry west Texas flatlands you discover the fossilised remnants of shells and underwater life, what remains of the ancient, vanished Permian sea".

Isis initially levied 20% taxes on those it "licensed" to excavate but later began to hire its own own archaeologists, digging teams and machinery.

The city was first excavated by A.H. (later Sir Austen) Layard during 1845 51 and afterward principally by M.E.L. (later Sir Max) Mallowan (1949 58).

It was later excavated by Auguste Bergy with materials from both excavations now with the Museum of Lebanese Prehistory, the Archaeological Museum of the American University of Beirut and the private collection of Dr. Gigues.

Even more elaborate temples were later excavated within solid rock in Ethiopia and India.

This was later excavated and his research was published in a classic 1947 Lancet paper.

(If the plot sounds clichéd, it is only because its ideas were later excavated by the "Terminator" films and Crichton's "Jurassic Park").

His team later excavated the Temple of Asclepulus, an Early Byzantine palace, and a baptistry with an exquisite mosaic floor featuring images of animals.

Subfossil parrot remains were later excavated from grottos on Réunion.

In Morocco we found many new tracks this way that were later excavated and documented extensively.