Sentence examples similar to long tomb from inspiring English sources

The longest tomb (number 20) belongs to Queen Hatshepsut (reigned c. 1472 58), whose burial chamber is nearly 700 feet (215 metres) from the entrance and descends 320 feet (100 metres) into the rock.

Historians believe Herod constructed an extravagant, 25m-long tomb for himself before his death.

The cromlech at Parc le Breos Cwm is one of 120 30 sites identified as belonging to the category of long barrow tomb known as the Severn-Cotswold or Cotswold-Severn group.

It has worked with top developers such as Square Enix on games including Lara Croft: Relic Run, part of the long-running Tomb Raider game and film franchise.

The history detective searched the Israel Antiquities Authority's warehouses and tried to find the location of the long-sealed tomb, which now lies beneath a public park.

As days, then weeks passed with no contact from the ARA San Juan submarine, Argentines began to accept the fact that what had once been an aging staple of the nation's naval fleet had been suddenly and tragically transformed into a 60-meter-long metal tomb.

A ceramics expert says that after discovering a £1m collection of modern British pottery in a bungalow in Leeds, he knows how Howard Carter felt when he peeped into a long-lost tomb and got his first glimpse of the treasures of Tutankhamun.

The history detective searched the IAA's vast warehouses and then tried to find the location of the long-sealed tomb, which now lies beneath a public park.

Then, using twigs and pencils, the three researchers scrape the dirt of centuries from the long, cold tombs inside so they can read the inscriptions.

The pottery shows a strong connection with the tradition of the long barrow (court tomb and portal tomb).

Even a carpet that my father brought to the tomb long ago, now muddy and worn.