grave robbery การใช้

• Where grave goods appear, grave robbery is a potential problem.
• And on and on goes this political grave robbery.
• So, when does grave robbery stop being desecration and start being archaeology?
• Heavy machinery has added new efficiency to the grim business of grave robbery.
• On about five different levels, " Callas Forever " constitutes grave robbery.
• Critics say his salvage expeditions amount to grave robbery.
• Don Lee said Tuesday, speaking publicly for the first time about the grave robbery.
• Ancient Egyptian tombs are one of the most common examples of tomb or grave robbery.
• :: Grave robbery implies desecration; that's why it's forbidden.
• Grave robbery was a common problem in this era, lending some background to the charge.
• Yet religious bodies have relics in their possession, so implicitly, they condone grave robbery.
• "We call it grave robbery, " said Jarvis Tyner, 53, a top party leader.
• The Wikipedia article on Mike Todd claims that his remains were reburied in an undisclosed location following a grave robbery.
• Experts in aberrant crime were baffled by the case, and said that grave robberies are rare and usually perpetrated by strangers.
• At the root of it all is the greed that prompted Egypt's first recorded grave robbery 3, 120 years ago.
• While this act is credited with ending the practice of grave robbery, it has also been condemned as discriminatory against the poor.
• Some statues and remains of pottery and fabrics can be seen scarcely due to grave robbery before the hypogea were constituted as protected areas.
• In this time the mummies from former dynasties were vulnerable to grave robbery and were moved here to protect the remains of these royal personages.
• Police arrested Lim after they got a tip from a man who claimed to have lent his car to Lim for use in the grave robbery.
• Gradually, the office lost its fiscal remit and acquired even broader judicial competence, finally dealing even with cases involving of grave robbery and marriage.