Sentence examples for bringing artifacts from inspiring English sources

Readers can decide for themselves if moles are bringing artifacts to the surface all over the area of DAPL at Lake Oahe, is it really possible that NOTHING was found at the bore hole site?

Bringing artifacts alive.

The Horniman Museum itself was founded by Victorian tea trader Frederick John Horniman, who brought artifacts from around the world back to London so ordinary Victorians could experience cultures from across the globe.

Gearing up for the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination in November, museums and auctioneers are bringing out artifacts as disturbing as crime scene photos and as tangential as Lee Harvey Oswald's teenage sports equipment.

In the article "Haunting Relic of History, Slave Cabin Gets a Museum Home in Washington," Robbie Brown writes about the process of bringing this artifact to the Smithsonian Institution.

He described himself as a consultant for a nongovernmental group that seeks to bring looted artifacts back to China, and said he had acted out of patriotic duty.

• Holocaust survivors will speak at the events, where visitors also can bring family artifacts from the era to be examined by the museum curatorial staff.

The original negotiations between China and the United States and within China itself that brought the artifacts to the United States last year were long and complicated.

In 2001, he began buying political artifacts: First Lady gowns; a limousine that J.F.K. used in Fort Worth, Texas; Air Force One replicas; and an Oval Office built by Warner Bros. American Presidential Experience brings such artifacts to the masses.

At the institute, Mr. Aitken was introduced to African art by Paul Travis, a drawing instructor who had traveled to Africa and brought back artifacts for the Cleveland Museum of Art that created a sensation among the students.

In mid-January, Mr. Phaneuf was back on the water for a third attempt to bring up artifacts -- porcelain, pieces of metal, something that could tell its origin and age.