Sentence examples for artefacts have from inspiring English sources

However, for me, my artefacts have lost their juju.

The artefacts have gone to Lima for safe keeping.

These visionary artefacts have only ever existed as flat designs on paper.

More artefacts have been unearthed here than at all the other Neanderthal sites in the British Isles put together.

Other artefacts have survived the intervening decades, but this image of the skier remains the most powerful.

Once, the young were repelled by their parents' faves, but in the era of YouTube and Netflix, archive artefacts have acquired their own kind of cachet.

This is a simple activity that can help students realise we only have a partial account of prehistory depending on what artefacts have survived.

Fears for artefacts have been stoked by the fact that Isis controls nearly 1,800 of Iraq's 12,000 registered archaeological sites.

The good news is that thousands of historic sites and artefacts have been secured and preserved, for example the mosaics in Busra al-Sham in the south, where non-­jihadi groups are in control.

Jihadists aren't the only culprits: large parts of Sana'a in Yemen have been destroyed by airstrikes, and Libyan artefacts have been stolen, too – but it is Syria that most preoccupies Unesco.

In recent years, walls have collapsed at Pompeii, artefacts have been smuggled out of the country, and many of Rome's museums remain outdated compared with those of other capitals.