The island has yielded an array of artifacts from the Mycenaean and later periods, but no Mycenaean palaces have been unearthed as in Crete and the Peloponnese (Pelopónnisos).
These memorial museums offer an array of artifacts from various concentration and death camps throughout Europe that didactically teach about Jewish life and culture before, during, and after the War.
Head up to 70th Street for the installation, stay for the building, and for the strange nexus that, for these several months, it will house: a critical celebration, an array of curious artifacts, and a fusty and unexpected location, revived and made relevant again.
How to make "David Bowie Is" something more than an array of artifacts, from old record covers and photographs to a panoply of costumes and videos?
It has a vast array of artifacts from Indians of the Plains, the Southwest and California and the Northwest, many collected in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
THE National Steinbeck Center, at the top of Main Street in this farming community, exhibits an array of artifacts from John Steinbeck's life and works: family memorabilia, a passport from the 1960s and movie stills from "The Grapes of Wrath". Downstairs, in a climate-controlled vault, is the original manuscript of "The Pearl," his novella published in 1947.
He and his wife Lynn traveled the world and collected an array of artifacts from the countries they visited.
The result of this correspondence (we are told) is the awesome array of artifacts that line Duke Falcon's walls and the long list of international dishes on its menu.
Our team has been collecting an array of artifacts - articles, books, pamphlets, letters, photographs, film, and poetry - but the collection is incomplete without your story, and without your artistic response.
This astounding array of art, artifacts and natural samples — larded with fascinating facts and tales — ranges from prehistoric times to the present.
