unearther

It belongs to the age of the very old master (or possibly even to a slightly earlier epoch), and it was sent me from Ightham, in Kent, by that indefatigable unearther of prehistoric memorials, Mr. Benjamin Harrison.

Falling in Love With Other Essays on More Exact Branches of Science Grant Allen 1873

It is the sun-coloured metal, so rare that mankind recycles every glint, so ductile that one gram of it can be beaten to a translucent metre squared, and so inert that even after five millennia at the bottom of a bronze age burial mound, it still gleams at its unearther.

The Guardian World News Leo Benedictus 2010

Most of them ended up relying on hand-me-down heirlooms family members unearther from attic trunks and dusty closet nooks, and I have spent more time cleaning a dusting of rust off of old .38 revolvers than I want to think about.

hellinahandbasket.net James R. Rummel 2010

Dan - Id barely say Wigan unearther any of those except Figueroa, Palacios was going on trials to so many clubs around europe and Wenger recommened him to bRuce after his trial at Arsenal.

Soccer Blogs - latest posts 2009

Not that I would expect you to admit that you voted only because you think it's time to have a "brotha" in the White House, regardless of the fact that he has losuy judgment (i.e. Mr. Ayers, Rezko, Rev. "whacko" Wright, etc. etc.), no experience, too many skeletons to be unearther still to come, no idea of what any of his policies are or where he stands on the issues, but just because ehe is Black.

Edwards: Tough for Clinton to 'make the math work' 2008