Their names and locations were forgotten until the 18th century when a new interest for antiquity led to excavations [1].
During the Middle Ages, when the prevalence of malaria and of tomb robbers there was a brisk commerce in religious relics made ventures beyond the walls risky, some of the oratories and basilicas fell almost to ruin, and the location of some catacombs was forgotten.
No other record of this decision was made, so in time, the location of the "Fugitive Slave" sculpture was forgotten and the statue was eventually considered lost or even destroyed.
But the location of the stone was not in the archi tectural drawings and was forgotten.
Many of these filming locations might have been forgotten or overlooked if not for the yeoman's work of blogger-adventurer Steve Hall, who laid out a simple itinerary for fans on his site.
Its location was never forgotten by the local K'iche's although it was from time to time lost by outside investigators.
Location is one detail that is forgotten all too often but can save a lot of back and forth communication.
There have always been forgotten areas of cities, regardless of location or time in history.
Right to erasure ("right to be forgotten").
