well-preserved

Next, stroll around the main square to admire the well preserved architecture of the town.

One of the poems is remarkably well preserved and adds greatly to what is known about Sappho and her poetic technique.

At 41, she has four children aged 2-21 and has stayed remarkably well-preserved.

Goethe recalled later that he had been first asked his age and been complimented that, at 60, he was “well preserved.”

They are very highly esteemed, and a well preserved example will command a large price.

A well preserved natural skeleton of this animal was brought home and deposited in the British Museum.

The column is fortunately as well preserved as if it had only been standing about a hundred years.

She was twelve years his senior but well preserved and "plump as a thrush after harvest."

His face, which was well preserved for his years, wore an air of expectation that was almost gay.