Sentence examples for artifacts showing from inspiring English sources

Architectural photographers like Iwan Baan stress buildings as social artifacts, showing people unposed, using them.

In ancient times it often referenced cultural belonging, and there are artifacts showing how people wore the comb in the hair.

The story will continue through the Civil War and end with a legacy section that features a theatrical presentation and artifacts showing the persistence of racial stereotyping in America.

But that the artifacts shown so far are not unusual, McCafferty said: "If some archaeological information comes from it, terrific.

Studies of these artifacts show that Viking ships were, as an exhibit label reads, "quick under sail and nimble when rowed".

As the exhibition's many different sorts of artifacts show, the horse was much more than just a beast of burden.

It was the whole family: "Artifacts show the royalty of that era as having a somewhat androgynous appearance or a bizarre form of gynecomastia," according to the research.

Surviving artifacts show that the Chinese developed a wide range of uses for printing and that they achieved a high level of artistry in graphic design and printing from an early date.

In the case of H.R.C.'s symbol, these artifacts show up as pixelation and smudging, most noticeable around the edges of the pink equal sign; the more distorted and less clear the image, the more it has been copied and recopied.

What did the artifacts show? A. Some of the tools and weapons that were found here were made from rocks that came from central Pennsylvania and upstate New York, which meant these people traveled quite far when you consider they were walking.

The exhibition's unusual personal artifacts show the depth of the complicated affair.