That day, they unearthed a finger bone, the anklebone of a bovid, probably an antelope, and the maxillary molar of a wildebeest.
When they began researching that show they unearthed crucial evidence: a photograph taken in 1962 by a scholar in Portland, Ore., revealed that the painting had none of the questionable, uncharacteristic areas they had discovered.
By "stacking" 10 years of records together to search for recurring patterns, they unearthed signatures of pulsations that ripple across the entire planet every 3 to 8 minutes.
By Friday evening, they unearthed something that news outlets seemed to have missed.
Another factor they unearthed was that people were often going to ask a friend or family for a short term loan to cover the shortfall and see them through — which was the inspiration for giving the app a human name.
John Michael Cooper, a musicologist, and Stephen Somary, a conductor, announced in January that they had unearthed some little-known works or revisions.
The Pakistani authorities said today that they had unearthed the remains of someone believed to be the Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, who was kidnapped on Jan . 23and later killed.
Archaeologists announced today that they had unearthed the skeletons of four adults and two children, perhaps 4,300 years old, all lying in a single grave, only three miles from Stonehenge, in a find that dates to the beginning of the Bronze Age.
In late November 2003, Benzino and The Source co-owner David Mays hold a press conference to announce that they've unearthed an Eminem tape dissing Black women.
Since rich countries rarely sustain growth of over 3.5% and poor countries are excluded by design, it is hardly surprising that the slowdowns they unearth cluster in the middle-income ranges.
