What's a good resource for a lost city buried under dust?

[S'mon]

Lost City of Gaxmoor is not appropriate, it's above ground, mostly intact and set in a temperate/forested region; its original inhabitants have only just been overrun by evil hordes at the time the adventure starts.

 

[Vlos]

As diaglo mentioned, Darksun has the "Silt Sea" which I believe has a city burried in it. I do not recall if it has a module to itself or not.

 

[Style]

City by the Silt Sea - yeah, that has two or three sunken cities in it, plus an adventure - all detailed in a decent boxed set. Anything that has a 40+ level undead dragon in it as the BBEG gets my vote.

 

[Hand of Evil]

I kind of hope the World Largest Dungeon works for this.

Necroplis (sp) could also work.

 

[Faraer]

How about Morten Braten's Ancient Kingdoms: Mesopotamia? I can't be sure it's good, but I'm planning on getting it.

 

[Wraith Form]

City by the Silt Sea - yeah, that has two or three sunken cities in it, plus an adventure - all detailed in a decent boxed set.

This was the first one that came to my mind, too, and yes--I support Style's suggestion!

If you can find the boxed set, it's not too Dark Sun-ny to make it unusable to a standard campaign (IMO). The Valley of Dust and Fire booklet might not be a bad suppliment to that, either. Both items' geographies are located in roughly the same area of Athas (the Dark Sun world).

 

[deltadave]

How about Raiders of the Lost Ark?

 

[Shemeska]

City by the Silt Sea popped into my head as well. Aside from a two session stint by portal in my Planescape campaign to deliver a box of unknown contents from a Baernaloth to Dregoth of New Guistinal, the namesake of the box set, I've never run a Dark Sun game. But I've plundered the world for ideas from time to time, it's very cool stuff, and I think it fits the bill for what you're looking for.

 

[Umbran]

How aboutlooking into a real-world case? The lost Arabian city of Ubar..

NASA Observatorium - The Search for Ubar

Nova - Lost City of Arabia

 

[Bauglir]

I must admit, when I read this thread title, my first thought was "A spade"