Sentence examples for collections of artifacts from inspiring English sources
Italy's museums contain some of the most important collections of artifacts from ancient civilizations.
Other students found temporary work at museums, earning money while helping preserve and organize priceless collections of artifacts.
The early 19th century was a time when well-endowed dilettantes vied to amass impressive collections of artifacts, and, thanks to Napoleon's expedition to North Africa, the land of the pharaohs had become an especially tempting target.
Museums have become the monumental cornerstones of Qatar's art ambitions and the Museum of Islamic Art, with its impressive collections of artifacts and antiques bought back from auction houses worldwide, has been the centerpiece so far.
Currently, stuffed into the top floor of the stately old library building on Jersey Avenue, the museum has served the city in near anonymity since its opening in 1901, despite an active schedule of exhibits and permanent collections of artifacts and work by local artists that represent the changing face of the diverse city.
The connection between Tatro and the reservation was of interest to us because it wasn't uncommon for Indian agents back then to amass extensive collections of artifacts, and of course we had always wondered whether the Tatro house held such a trove.
Maritime museums look back, typically through the prism of a collection of artifacts, at the meaning of things, actions, and collective history; through ephemera, objects, paintings, boats and ships, museums illustrate and argue for the significance of the exchange via the sea of goods, people and ideas.
The university's Oriental Institute (1931) contains a collection of artifacts from archaeological expeditions to the Middle East and East Asia.
