Sentence examples for preserved underground from inspiring English sources

And you'll recall the so-called Esquiline Wing, which is the one wing of Nero's Domus Aurea that is still preserved underground.

Those 22,000 officers' bodies were well preserved underground, attesting to the Soviet mass murder.

And even if no life exists today, extinct organisms from earlier times may be preserved underground as fossils, waiting to be unearthed by explorers from Earth.

The water would likely have been frozen or preserved underground again, or turned into vapor and lifted gradually into the atmosphere within a million years or less, Mouginot explained.

One of the largest Neolithic (middle to late periods) flint mines in Europe with over 700 vertical shafts and preserved underground passages was located in Krzemionki Opatowskie near Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski.

He also proposed a hypothesis of gradual climate change, after observing ancient petrified bamboos that were preserved underground in a dry northern habitat that would not support bamboo growth in his time.

"Maximum care must be taken to preserve underground treasures of this city," said Bulent Tuna of the Istanbul Chamber of Architects.

A bill pending in the State Senate would provide $54,000 to the commission for that purpose, and last week United States Senator Robert G. Torricelli appeared at Wheatley's to rally support during Black History Month for Federal legislation to spend $500,000 to preserve Underground Railroad sites.

After years of litigation over its future, former farmland in Jericho will be preserved to protect underground water supplies, the Nassau County executive, Thomas S. Gulotta, announced yesterday.

The producers of the documentary had access to Carson's personal archive, more than 3,500 hours of tape preserved in an underground vault in Kansas, footage that has now been digitized.

The site lies largely underground, preserved for 3,000 years beneath a layer of peat that keeps artefacts from decaying.