Sentence examples for artifacts of early from inspiring English sources

Open daily, noon to 5 p.m. Artifacts of early Moravian life in one of the community's earliest log buildings.

Artifacts of early aviation, including canvas fragments from old planes and hot-air balloons, are avidly sought.

Parts of his childhood were organized around expeditions to places like Olduvai Gorge where Louis and most especially Mary searched for bones, footprints and artifacts of early man.

The Women's Basketball Hall of Fame (700 Hall of Fame Drive; 865-633-9000; www.wbhof.com; $7.95) is the home of the world's largest basketball — 30 feet tall, 10 tons, no Sunsphere, but still — and myriad artifacts of early women's basketball from throughout the world, including an original 1901 rulebook.

The musty place hosted a steady rotation of surreal exhibits — conjoined twins in a jar, artifacts of early campaigns to stop sexually transmitted diseases — but the focus was the history of battlefield medicine, which meant, most of all, wartime efforts to treat gunshot casualties.

We see a reproduction of a 19th-century covered wagon with a clever wooden odometer attached to its wheel, the street plan of a new city on a promontory along the Mississippi River in Illinois, paintings of wagon trains and battles, fragile objects carried on long migrations, a 19th-century printing press and artifacts of early commerce.

The doctrine of the Second Coming of Christ, Fosdick said, was an artifact of early Christian hope, explained by the fact that "no one in the ancient world had ever thought, as we do, of development, progress, gradual change, as God's way of working out His will in human life and institutions".

Producing severe and mesmerizing glitches in the final sculpture, it's a wonder to look at, and whoever bought the piece now owns a fine artifact of early 21st Century tech-art.

This imbalance is an artifact of earlier times, when Sacramento thought having a single powerful president would overcome the PUC's habitual timidity.

Optical communications systems might someday be woven into our clothing, making cellphones and hand-held devices seem like quaint artifacts of the early 21st century.

Their belongings toothbrushes, T-shirts, and iPods will one day be considered artifacts of the early days of the 21st century romantic rite of passage: the long-term relationship.