The beds yield other treasures, too: bicycles, X-rated videos, murder weapons - occasionally even the murderees themselves!

To move the rocks might yield magical treasures, or, more likely, some unimaginable woe.

When other diggers' metres yielded unique treasures, I swivelled my head in the steamy heat and jealously eyed their progress.

A raid, if successful, would yield immense treasures, but cause a hundred, even a thousand, times as much destruction, and he didn't want to destroy anything civilized.

The glove-boxes yielded treasures: crumpled photos of college boys mugging in front of signs, roadmaps of far-away places.

But for that reason, it would yield even greater treasures.

Subsequent tightening of the regulations said an archeologist had to be hired to supervise demolition if research indicated that a site might yield treasures.

The intact lateral tomb yielded spectacular treasures.

Work is under way on new extensions outside the city center that are expected to yield fewer treasures.

Several valuable hoards of Roman gold coins have been unearthed at the site, which continues to yield important Roman treasures and artifacts.