Sentence examples for found ceramic from inspiring English sources

The team has found ceramic dishes, buttons and wallpaper, along with unexpected items like lice combs, inkwells, slates and religious medals, dating from 1870 to 1900.

She quickly found ceramic tiles made by a local company that had its own water-treatment plant — that was the good part.

Team Gallery's Wooster Street space is filled with woodblock paintings of strange goings-on in rich colors that manage to look new and also rather old and Germanic, along with small sculptural exquisite corpses that cleverly use found ceramic vessels as bases (or bodies) for roughly modeled heads.

A team of Israeli, Chinese, and American scholars says it has found ceramic remains in a cave in China's Hunan province that are from 15,400 to 18,300 years old.

The new owner had found ceramic works and documents, and wanted to keep it in the Batchelder family.

Archaeologists have found ceramic impressions of rice grains dating from 1800 bc to 800 bc in Ganjigana located in north-east Nigera.

But just as that fabled emperor truly thought that he was purchasing a special (artisanal and handmade, we might add) suit, we all want to believe that we're buying something meaningful when we shop at the kind of urban Pinterest boutiques where you find ceramic mason jars and terrariums and $10 bars of chocolate.

At NadaDada, one can find ceramic sea anemones on a simulated beach in one room (a comment on global warming displayed in El Cortez Hotel by Cindy Gunn) or encounter a bed in another room on which the bedspread and burgundy pillows are decorated with stencils of guns ("The Reno Gun Show," also displayed in El Cortez, by Ann O'Lear).

However, with the early designs, it was found that ceramic-on-ceramic (CoC) bearings were associated with an increased fracture rate because of the brittleness of the ceramics.

It is found that ceramic plates influence the heating processes significantly and local hot spots within samples are governed by specific type of ceramic plates for various sample thicknesses and distributions of microwave incidence (one side or both sides).

It was clear he couldn't have found the ceramic jugs on his Black Sea dive.