Sentence examples for were recently excavated from inspiring English sources

Olson said the objects he sold MacLean were recently excavated in Thailand and other Asian countries but denied that he or MacLean did anything illegal in buying them in the United States.

The earliest Neolithic site of Iran, Chogha Golan, where large amounts of wild barley were recently excavated (Riehl et al. 2013), lies well within the CCSM predicted refugia in the east.

The head might have been recently excavated from a long-lost site, or freshly damaged by Islamist militants opposed to art they deem heretical.

In order to address these questions, the shelter was recently excavated in order to establish a chronological, palaeoenvironmental, and archaeological record for the region.

Arsenic may have been leached out of sediments lining the pond, especially if the pond was recently excavated, or it may have been added by tidal channel water during inundation.

A Mousterian stone tool assemblage – produced by either Neanderthals or anatomically modern humans – was recently excavated in Arbil.

Many of the objects will be coming to the UK for the first time, including a direct remnant of a famous battle that took place in 241BC, when the Romans finally conquered Sicily: a bronze battering ram that was fitted on the front of Roman warships and was only recently excavated from the sea.

"Unfortunately, until a settlement is reached between the villagers and the Kurdistan regional government, further work is currently not possible". Although digging is not currently possible, the artifacts already excavated were recently analyzed further and more publications of the team's work will be appearing in the future.

At least they are flat enough to create the illusion of being embedded, or recently excavated, like King Tut's tomb.

Type II are typical for cyanobacteria and chloroplasts but were recently also detected in the amitochondriate excavates Giardia intestinalis, Spironucleus barkhanus, and Trichomonas vaginalis [ 11].

Temple V is the most recently excavated major temple, a 150-foot behemoth that gives you no warning when you come upon it in the jungle.