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At that time, little of his music was recorded or performed, his books were out of print and his paintings (admittedly the least important part of his output) were dispersed and uncatalogued.
The team on the project, known as The Archaeology of Reading in Early Modern Europe, believe that the material they will be studying is among the largest, least accessible and most underused of original manuscripts from the period, because the annotations are almost entirely uncatalogued.
By revisiting archives in Britain and elsewhere, Mr White and colleagues have unearthed 1,300 uncatalogued Nelson letters, a good 20% more than were known about before.
In its present state – as it sits uncatalogued in 15 bulky boxes of manuscripts, notebooks filled with hastily jotted ideas for future novels, science fiction magazines in which his first short stories were printed, including one in which the germ of the idea for his novel, Empire of the Sun, appeared – its secrets have yet to be revealed.
Not surprisingly, the merest possibility that a yeti-like beast may be living in the jungles of India has triggered a huge buzz in the world of cryptozoology, the usually derided study of uncatalogued creatures.
He found that there were literally rooms of uncatalogued Nazi propaganda films in Koblenz.
She noted that some collections in Italy and Greece had been inaccessible to visitors for "more than a decade," and that, in Rome and Athens, thousands of pieces recovered from professional digs remained uncatalogued , unrestored, and unavailable to scholars.
A vault containing 2,500 notebooks and tons of uncatalogued corresp.
He says that the 10,000 crates housing the monastery undoubtedly also contain an uncatalogued churc in addition to the catalogued cloisters.
I got on a bike and rode to Columbia, where, in an uncatalogued box of Brand's papers, I found a thick folder marked with a note: "Not to be released for use until my death".
What Pybus offers is a collective biography, made possible through her painstaking — breathtaking — examination of tax lists, muster rolls, property deeds, court dockets, parish records, and unwieldy uncatalogued manuscripts like the papers of General Henry Clinton.
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As an adjective, "uncatalogued" serves to modify nouns, typically denoting items that have not been systematically recorded or added to a formal list. Ludwig shows it is frequently used as an attributive adjective in archival and scientific reporting.
Expression frequency: Common
