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a sarcophagus fragment were found, in which some of the Bulgarian tsars had been buried.
Excavation began the following year and it was not long before the team uncovered the massive pillars that had been buried beneath the surface.
His body had been buried with care and reverence
St. Ambrose in 379- 386, in an area where numerous martyrs of the Roman persecutions had been buried.
A disabled dog in northeastern Thailand has been hailed a hero after rescuing a newborn baby that had been buried alive by his teenage mother.
rectangular buildings of the sort in which earlier kings had been buried.
A three-legged dog in Thailand rescued a baby which had been buried alive by its teenage mother.
The man had been buried in the cemetery of the leprosy hospital St. Mary Magdalen, Winchester.
Subterranean streams of the market economy that had been buried for decades broke forth little by little
He said that many of the victims had been buried as Muslims and yet they were Serbs
It was in a brightly coloured wooden sarcophagus and had been buried near a temple from the era of fourth-millennium warrior king Thutmose III.
It was in a brightly coloured wooden sarcophagus and had been buried near a temple from the era of fourth-millennium….
Some of these studies had been buried- perhaps purposely-
The exarch Stephan and Patriarch Cyril, the first Bulgarian Patriarch after Saint Evtimii of Turnovo had been buried there.
She estimates that a third of the 35 had been buried between A.D. 150 and 200.
She had been buried in what was once the grounds of a church founded in 1830 by the first generation of free African-Americans.
which gave rise to the story that Gogol had been buried alive.
For a long time the local residents have kept the legend that there imperishable Saint Diri-Baba had been buried there.
suggesting that the writer had been buried alive during a lethargic stupor- allegedly his very worst fear.
Several prominent British scientists formed a committee to have a medallion of Wallace placed in Westminster Abbey near where Darwin had been buried.