"explore treasure" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as a phrase or a clause in a sentence to describe the act of searching or discovering treasure. Example: The children decided to explore the hidden treasure in the old abandoned house.
Fourteen million people, or about twenty per cent of the population, tuned in, with the pride of a seafaring nation, to explore treasures recovered by a venerable media empire.
The company had always supported Derby-based developer Core Design, for example, so when that studio was working on a certain game about a female archeologist exploring treasure-filled tombs, Saturn was the development target.
The intimate rooms house all of the designer V?nique Nichanian's men's wear, as well as Herm? famed leather bags and suitcases; but the pi? de r?stance is the made-to-measure salon where clients can select customized ties in a seemingly endless array of colors, order tailor-made suits and explore a treasure trove of crocodile skins for the ultimate rock-star jacket.
A new documentary, Spider House, will feature a gothic family house taken over by spiders, showing "in unprecedented detail" the secret world of the spider, while three-part Treasures of the Indus will explore the treasures of the Indian Subcontinent.
Climb the steep wooden staircase to explore the treasures that are spread across three floors.
It's an effort to drag my brood from the pool to explore the treasures the Dordogne has waiting for us.
Exploring the treasure chest in full will take devotion.
Sexwitch: Sexwitch Natasha Khan of Bat for Lashes explores a treasure trove of mostly Middle Eastern recordings, repurposing them into psychedelic wig-outs with the help of band Toy and producer Dan Carey.
What a wonderful way to spend a childhood: in the dark, exploring for treasure.
As you explore, search for treasure, shipwrecks and other surprises, and learn about the species around you.
