Rebury (verb)

To bury something or someone again, especially after a period of time or after an exhumation.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from re- + bury.

Examples:

1. The remains were reinterred in the family plot.
2. The bones were reburied after being discovered during construction.
3. The artifacts were reburied in order to protect them from looting.
4. The village decided to rebury their ancestors in a new cemetery.
5. The city reburied the remains of the early settlers in a new location.