exhumator
/ɛksˈhjuːmətər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or device that exhumes something, especially a corpse or a buried object.
“The exhumator was hired to uncover the long-lost grave and relocate the remains.”
2. verb
To remove something, especially a corpse or a buried object, from a grave or a place of burial.
“The archaeologists exhumed the ancient city to study its ruins.”