0 past simple and past participle of exhume --
1 to remove a dead body from the ground after it has been buried --
Seeds remained buried in the field for 6 months and were exhumed in spring during flooding in the lowland.
We can suggest that burials contained six or more vessels, but when individuals were exhumed, they were reinterred with fewer goods, primarily bowls.
The rotation of the sampling line toward the hinterland during ideal pure shear should result in peak pressures decreasing upwards across the exhumed metamorphic sequence.
This effect was large during the initial stages of the storage process, while low or null effects were observed for seeds exhumed at later stages.
Seeds exhumed from rain-fed plots certainly had been subjected to soil water content fluctuations, particularly seeds buried at shallow depths (5 cm).
Seeds were exhumed from the mesh bags under fluorescent white light and were rinsed with distilled water to remove adhered soil particles.
The simulation model gave a good description of the observed cyclic changes in germinability of exhumed seeds.
There was no effect of season on the germination capacity of exhumed seeds.
