Sentence examples for countless artifacts from inspiring English sources
Journeys like this one are traced by countless artifacts from Akhmims all over the world.
The Greek and Italian claims have lent ammunition to archaeologists who say that the Getty's collecting practices are an incentive to looters and have erased the archaeological context of countless artifacts.
Last month, the Museum of the City of New York and the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History gathered representatives of 33 museums and other institutions for a meeting to discuss how to collect and preserve the countless artifacts and images that have documented the event.
Stanford's Hoover Institute offers special access to 20th century political developments as well as countless artifacts.
On our trek up from Imbu Rano, we passed countless stone artifacts and altars, "tambu," or sacred places, places of past sacrifice and communion with spirit worlds.
Since then, the country has lost countless sunken artifacts to looters who don't care about permits or government moratoriums.
Just think of the countless cultural artifacts being circulated on YouTube, Tumblr, Vimeo, Behance, and Flickr every day.
I stumbled upon countless Native American artifacts and sites, giving me a glimpse into the ancient history of native people of the region.
A good deal of that skepticism has been directed at the claim that there's been little to no warming since the end of the last millennium, with the main argument being that the warming trends found in countless studies were artifacts of siting, measurement and/or analytical errors.
As the police exchanged fire with the snipers, Hanna and her small team rescued five sarcophagi, two ibis mummies, and countless fragments of other artifacts.
To state with emphasis the one large argument the metaproposition that the Mishnah's authorship sets forth in countless small ways: the very artifacts that appear multiple in fact form classes of things, and, moreover, these classes themselves are subject to a reasoned ordering by appeal to this-worldly characteristics signified by properties and indicative traits.
