untomb

Etymology

From un- + tomb.

untomb means To take (something, especially a body) from a tomb. Lexicurio rates it Rare gem — a strength score of 76 out of 100.

verb

To take (something, especially a body) from a tomb.“[P]erchance the Turks are minded as John King of England was, who being wiſhed by a Courtier to untombe the bones of one who whileſt he was living had been his great enemy, Oh no, ſaid King John, would all mine enemies were as honourably buried.”
to reveal (something hidden)