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Most of the unearthed relics remain intact.

They have unearthed some new facts about Napoleon's life.

It was only by a fluke that these artifacts were unearthed.

Wobbling perch: Archaeopteryx is one of the most famous fossils ever unearthed.

Human skeletons unearthed there have yielded the first direct evidence of Inca fatalities caused by Spanish conquerors.

The dig that unearthed this mysterious casket began in the summer of 2009 and will continue through 2013.

Archaeologists have unearthed a second piece of the sunken ship that was discovered close to the old World Trade Center site in lower Manhattan in July, 2010.

"a Chinese flute made of animal bone about 8000 years ago and unearthed in May 1987, show that there were Chinese music and musical instruments then."

Archaeological excavations of the Tollense Valley in northern Germany unearthed fractured skulls, wooden clubs and horse remains dating from around 1200 BC.

As for the words“偏捕”in Law on Robber of Laws of Cases Enacted in the Second Year in the Han strips unearthed at Zhangjiashan,the systematizing group explains “偏(?NFDEC?)捕”seems to be comprehended all under arrest.

An amber mine in far north Burma has also thrown up some important new discoveries: a 100m-year-old gecko, the oldest-known mushroom and fern have all been unearthed preserved in amber.

The remains of thousands of Soviet and German soldiers killed in a climactic World War II battle outside Berlin are still being unearthed and identified 60 years after the fighting ended.

Of the thousands of mammal fossils that workers have unearthed along with the hominid remains, many come from large carnivores such as saber-toothed cats, panthers, bears, hyenas and wolves.