The phrase "assortment of artifacts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or variety of different items, particularly in contexts related to history, archaeology, or museums.
Example: "The museum displayed an impressive assortment of artifacts from ancient civilizations, showcasing their rich cultural heritage."
Alternatives: "collection of artifacts" or "variety of artifacts".
They have also researched and collected a rich assortment of historical recordings and artifacts, like the personal messages from World War II soldiers featured in 1982.
The Stevens House contains a large collection of dolls, many of them Mertie's, Native American baskets and artifacts and an assortment of antique clocks.
For some months now, the Smithsonian's Digitization Program Office has been using an assortment of 3D scanners and other technology in partnership with entities like Autodesk to create 3D models of artifacts that range from whale fossils and bees to Abraham Lincoln's head and the Wright Brothers' flyer -- even entire archaeological sites have been scanned and rendered.
This is not a lot of artifacts.
Infrequent keyframes will leave lots of artifacts.
Two artifact boxes with an assortment of pins selected from Robert White's materials intended for use by classes or surveying by researchers.
A good place to remind yourself that anything is history, if looked at in the proper way, is the City Reliquary, a tiny storefront museum in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where you can find New York artifacts, both marvelous and mundane, including a large assortment of Kings County beer coasters and an old, rusting hunk of the Williamsburg Bridge.
In addition to artifacts, the first odditorium also featured a wide assortment of the strangest live performers ever gathered under one roof, characters like Alfred Langevin who could blow up balloons with his eyes, Joe Laurello, "the Human Owl," who could twist his head 180 degrees, and Sam Simpson who could put a baseball in his mouth and sing at the same time!
A motley assortment of enterprises reopened.
