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As is the practice, most of the finds have been reburied.

They say to fill it out is like reburying the dead.

The bones most recently found in the docks will be reburied.

The remains were reburied, as required by Jewish religious tradition.

The body was reburied and an altar placed above it.

The bodies were reburied in the south of the cemetery.

Many of the artifacts will be reburied with a special ceremony.

A year later the remains were reburied closer to the lake, where they still lie.

They pulled out the stake and reburied the body, but now it's missing.

The damage was so great that exposed remains had to be reburied with most being unidentified.

I knew it was time to rebury the past.

The bones had been reburied in a German military cemetery.

The men's flesh remains were reburied together in the same grave.

Some of those bones have been returned and reburied in the mound.

The third, which no one takes seriously, would remove the remains and rebury them elsewhere.

We need to try to rebury the bones that were subject to these atrocities.

A number of these bodies are being dug up by villagers and reburied.

He said remains continue to be recovered and the tribe plans to rebury them on the site.

Some remains were reburied at an undisclosed location on the site.

He later replaced the wooden box with a metal one, and reburied the arm.

In more recent times, the site has been excavated for important artifacts, and then reburied.

The tribe plans to rebury the skeleton within 30 days, without giving experts another look.

They had cut away the bit of cloth and reburied it off to one side with the corner sticking up.

"Why would Raymond go to the trouble of making a nice coffin, reburying the remains?"

The work was finished in 1838 and other members of the Palatine's family were reburied here.