Sentence examples for spectacular discovery from inspiring English sources

The most spectacular discovery, however, was a cache of some 800 jade objects.

A decade ago, a young Swedish researcher named Torkel Klingberg made a spectacular discovery.

By Gareth Cook April 5, 2013 A decade ago, a young Swedish researcher named Torkel Klingberg made a spectacular discovery.

To see herself as rare as a junonia is a spectacular discovery, one delivered with a gentle and very pleasant jolt.

It was left to Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon to make the most spectacular discovery in Egyptian archaeology, that of the tomb of Tutankhamen in 1922.

Among the wary scholars, one said that some Egyptologists hope not to make the kind of spectacular discovery that would cause Hawass to take an interest in it.

She said she had participated in far more spectacular discoveries.

Everyone agrees that the last hundred years have been the century of biology: there was an explosion of quite spectacular discoveries in that period.

She is, she told me, "a crazy researcher", and in the Picasso Museum's unrivalled, intimate collection of documents she soon made spectacular discoveries.

Given the almost empty landscape of pagan Britain, the spectacular discoveries of French archaeologists are at least worthy of more than a fleeting mention.

But what the article left out is equally dramatic: in the course of the underwater search for his downed P-38 reconnaissance plane, the magazine Archaeology reports, spectacular discoveries of ancient shipwrecked vessels were made.