Disinterred [verb]

There have been things this evening that have made me feel as if I had been disinterred—literally dug up from a long sleep.

Wild beasts had disinterred many of the bodies, and human bones were bleaching in the rains of summer.

He disinterred the treasure, and with impetuous liberality made us sharers in his fortune.

They restored it, and disinterred the writings left (by the pious obedience of Xisuthros) in Shurippak, the city of the Sun.

Vandyke is said to have disinterred Dobson from a garret, and recommended him to the king.

All these early chapters of our story have yet to be disinterred.

Information having been given that a body had been so found, it was disinterred, and identified by his children.

Was it for disturbing the peace, that his venerable bones were disinterred thirty years after being deposited in the cold grave?

It was well known, that souls often appeared, but they never demanded to be disinterred.

She therefore appeared again, and declared that purgatory was her lot; but she demanded to be disinterred.