time capsule

Preposition: of

• life: The historic barrack rooms are a time capsule of the domestic life of the Scottish soldier.
• era: Participation is a pioneering video documentary, and a free-form time capsule of an era.
• wisdom: For thousands of years historical sources have told of a forgotten time capsule of ancient wisdom located in a massive labyrinth.

Converse of object

• create: Finally, why not truly make it a night to remember by creating a time capsule together.
• become: This section looks at why shipwrecks are important and how they become time capsules for archeologists.
• place: The intention would be to preserve and maintain the structure and to recreate the original look and perhaps place a time capsule inside.
• put: During this work ancient beams were exposed and a time capsule put in place.
• forget: For thousands of years historical sources have told of a forgotten time capsule of ancient wisdom located in a massive labyrinth.
• represent: Raised in 1982, she was a favorite of King Henry VIII, and represents a perfect time capsule of Tudor life on board.

Adjective modifier

• digital: As with other underground time capsules, it is under the skin that this digital time capsule projects itself into the future.
• veritable: As such it is a veritable time capsule describing, among other notable achievements, targeted recombinants for relating genetic differences to pathogenesis.
• other: As with other underground time capsules, it is under the skin that this digital time capsule projects itself into the future.
• underground: As with other underground time capsules, it is under the skin that this digital time capsule projects itself into the future.
• medieval: Like a medieval time capsule, the contents of this seated Buddha have revealed hidden details of its production and worship in Tibet.

Noun used with modifier

• millenium: A millenium time capsule was buried beneath the sundial.