Sentence examples for Uncertain provenance from inspiring English sources
Other hook carvings are of uncertain provenance.
The uncertain provenance of the art and its implications seemed too daunting.
Until now, only three cases had been identified, in laboratory animals of uncertain provenance.
An official-looking document of uncertain provenance was handed into the Observer's Glasgow bureau last year.
Artworks from the region, including ones with uncertain provenance, do make it onto the market.
Even in hypermarkets, French shoppers can choose between quality cuts of French Charolais beef or cheaper stuff of uncertain provenance.
Even when data exchange succeeds, semantic variations in delivered data, lack of sufficient data context, and uncertain data provenance can still stymie comprehension and meaningful use.
FAD: first appearance datum; LAD: last appearance datum; * provenance uncertain.
Its provenance is uncertain (aliens? North Korea?), but its effect is incontrovertible: no one gets in, no one gets out.
Located near Penrith, its provenance is uncertain but it is thought to have been named in the 17th-century for a local witch.
Many in the archaeological field argue that museums and private collectors create an incentive for looting by accepting artifacts whose provenance is uncertain.
