Sentence examples for unearthed in a from inspiring English sources

Now a find of similar importance could be soon unearthed – in a chamber directly behind that of the boy king.

By Alan Burdick June 7, 2017 An adult mandible unearthed in a cave in Jebel Irhoud, Morocco.

A macabre collection of bone cups made from human skulls, unearthed in a Somerset cave, are the oldest of their kind, researchers believe.

Unearthed in a college archive, the grainy black-and-white dramatization, made in 1958, tells the story of a bungled purchase order and a boss who wanted the guilty party's scalp.

Unearthed in a gravel pit at Piltdown in East Sussex and revealed to the outside world exactly a century ago, those shards of skull were part of a scientific scam that completely fooled leading palaeontologists.

The most striking thing about the ancient site, which Heinrich Schliemann, the 19th-century German amateur archaeologist, unearthed in a mere 14 weeks, is how at first it seems both unimpressive and enigmatic.

The resulting pictures – unearthed in an American archive in 1999 – can be compared to Turner in the grandeur of their compositions.

Mr. Ernsting emphasizes the ancientness of his idea by displaying a few of the amphoras in a casual way as if they had just been unearthed in an archaeological dig.

There are two obvious responses, both essentially tied to economics rather than the inherent value of education as such or the ever-popular subplot about the merits of media studies unearthed in an alarmist report today from the right-leaning Civitas thinktank.

A Stone Age carving that scientists said looked like an "ancient dildo" was unearthed in Sweden a few years ago.

Sixteen years after the remains of more than 400 enslaved and free Africans were unearthed in Lower Manhattan, a new monument will open to the public on Friday to honor a place once called the Negroes Burial Ground.