A smell or sensation can not only unearth or revive a memory that seems to have faded long ago; it can also spark memories that never existed in the first place.
"He notified us, but we still aren't sure if we have discovered a church or a monastery as we've only unearthed a small section so far- we just know it is something huge".
The problem with the fire scenario is that, although scientists have found soot at the Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary--also called the K-T boundary--from the time of the dinosaurs' demise, they have only unearthed a few traces of charred plant remains.
But he could only unearth another inappropriate, but sadly non-magical, item.
In fact, the conditions of the archaeological metals are the results of interaction between metal/alloy and soil that can be observed only after unearthing the objects.
He subsequently turned over to the inquiry a string of internal emails from executives and lawyers, which he said had only been unearthed in the last 10 days.
From 2010 to 2012, he created pieces for the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, using only materials unearthed at the site of the Renzo Piano-designed pavilion that will complement the existing Louis Kahn building.
The brick, an imaginative adaptation of the traditional mezuza case that Jews put on their doorways as a sign of their faith, came from a demolished tenement building on Nalewki Street, once a vital part of Jewish Warsaw, and it serves as an apt symbol of the relationship between Jews and Poles: troubled, buried and only recently unearthed.
Precisely because their ostensible function is so easily determined, there has long been an assumption that cookbooks (and recipes generally) must contain all manner of hidden agendas, which can only be unearthed by those who possess the right code-breaking tools.
Only fossils unearthed in recent years provided evidence that ancient mammals had fur that looked like that seen in modern relatives.
