Sentence examples for a group of artifacts from inspiring English sources

Three months after Yale University and the government of Peru announced a tentative accord under which Yale would return a group of artifacts excavated at Machu Picchu, Yale formally signed a partnership agreement on Friday with a Peruvian university to establish a joint center where the objects will be conserved, studied and displayed.

But this painting does not belong to a group of artifacts that is the subject of particular contention between the countries: thousands of Chinese imperial treasures that were shipped to Taiwan in 1949 by the Chinese Nationalists, who were being routed by the Communists.

But in musical instruments—and, by implication, in nearly all manufactured artifact systems there is often no definitive answer possible even in principle to what is the "natural" classification of a group of artifacts.

After the surrender, a dispute arose over the fate of French archaeological and scientific discoveries in Egypt, including a group of artifacts, biological specimens, notes, plans and drawings collected by the members of the commission.

The story is mostly unrelated to Neverwinter Nights and follows the journey of an orphaned adventurer investigating a group of mysterious artifacts known as "silver shards" and their connection to an ancient, evil spirit known as the King of Shadows.

For the second time in three years Yale University and the government of Peru have reached a tentative agreement on the return of a large group of artifacts excavated in 1912 at Machu Picchu by a Yale explorer.

Escalating a war of words between his government and Yale University, President Alan Garcia of Peru has made a formal request for President Obama's intervention in a long-running dispute over the ownership of a large group of artifacts excavated in 1912 at Machu Picchu by a Yale explorer.

After a long standoff with the government of Peru, Yale University has agreed to return a large group of artifacts that were excavated at Machu Picchu in a historic dig by a Yale explorer in 1912 and that Peru contends were merely on loan and should have been returned long ago.

At issue are a large group of artifacts that form the core of the show, excavated at Machu Picchu in a historic dig by a Yale explorer in 1912.

"But this small group of artifacts has some of the choicest pieces I've seen in years, especially the parade hat, the buckets, the ax and the weather vane".

Over the years since Myers's death, the group of artifacts has remained pretty much intact, forming the core of one of the world's finest holdings of Egyptian decorative arts.