tombs

Like the early plunderers of the Egyptian tombs - they got short term benefits, but at what cost?

We already have that 'fridge' in the form of Pyramids of Giza or other ancient tombs.

Most of our knowledge of Greek sculpture comes from Roman reproductions, along with a few pieces that were hidden in tombs, etc.

It's probably the source of a lot of myths surrounding raiding ancient tombs, and it's found across the globe, most prominently in China.

Hopefully they can integrate more tombs with (non optional) puzzles and less enemies.

I no longer need to purchase giant 3 ½ pound tombs that cause back and shoulder pain.

Apparently honey found in Egyptian tombs was found to still be good.

Archaeologists examine grave goods and open tombs all the time.

You are like whitewashed tombs, which look beautiful on the outside but on the inside are full of the bones of the dead and everything unclean.

> The game gets it’s name from it’s founding within the Royal Tombs of Ur in Iraq.

I don't think anyone will even dispute that ancient Macedonia was this entire region, it stands to reason that tombs would be found all over the place.

The outcome is that the potteries found in the tombs of the first Anglo-Saxon kings are of a much poorer quality than those of the British peasants five centuries earlier - to say nothing of the Roman-made pottery a hundred years before.

An archaeologist in the year 4022 walking through the ancient land of "Usa" stumbles across an ancient U-shaped structure with dozens of individual or double-sized tombs.

"Christ is Risen from the dead, trampling down death by death, and upon those in the tombs bestowing life." It through these actions that all of creation was redeemed.

Tombs and such had labor supply so high, they were cheaply and quickly mapped out.

Tombs are some of the best-preserved remains of historical times.

Hopefully they'll throw in some actual Tombs.