discovered (part of speech: verb) located (part of speech: verb)
- The crowd, however, was not down- hearted; it sang and
shouted; and by and by, just outside the barbed- wire enclosure
a rabbit was unearthed, and about three hundred young men with
shrieks of excitement set about its capture. - "Afoot in
England", W.H. Hudson. - Within five minutes the swinging of the
punka and the squeaking of the rope resumed, but regularly this
time; Mahommed Gunga had apparently unearthed a man who
understood the business. - "Rung Ho!", Talbot Mundy. - But my
assumption fits so perfectly with the facts that have been
secretly unearthed and conveyed to me, that I can hardly
conceive of another. - "Desperate Remedies", Thomas Hardy.