Sentence examples for artifacts range from inspiring English sources
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The origins of its artifacts range from Spain to Egypt to Iran, Iraq, Turkey, India and Central Asia.
The artifacts range from heroic Greek marble sculptures to delicate red- and black-figured serving vessels to vivid fragments of frescoes.
The artifacts range from antique chairs at Old Bethpage Village to spinning wheels in a collection center at the Sands Point Preserve to a 1910 Bleriot airplane at the Cradle of Aviation Museum.
The artifacts range from Benny Friedman's leather helmet and Roosevelt Brown's Hall of Fame induction certificate to a $1 ticket to the first game against the Philadelphia Yellow Jackets in 1925 and original seats from the Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium.
Artifacts range from a wooden fire pump to bamboo skis; paintings and prints show a cyclone and women making silk; and mannequins pose in reconstructed workshops and tiny houses — one contains a tasteful depiction of childbirth, with a midwife in attendance and the older children looking on.
The show at the Met collates Laurelton Hall artifacts ranging from stained glass to vases to a peacock headdress.
Constructed by slaves in 1858, it is now filled with artifacts ranging from General Grant's chair, to photographs of slave weddings, to ladies' finery.
Archaeological digs under glass in the hotel's lobby floor showcase artifacts ranging from 14th-century Chinese ceramics to 19th-century beer bottles.
Its public rooms are filled with artifacts ranging from kitschy commemoratives of the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer to an equally kitschy 18th-century plate featuring King George II.
With its collection of artifacts ranging from Aztec to Inca civilizations, the Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, downtown at Bandera 361, is perhaps the most interesting and best organized in Santiago, and thus always worth visiting.
