Sentence examples for genuine artifact from inspiring English sources

When a naturefact is modified to improve its usability for some purpose, it becomes a genuine artifact.

The text, which is printed on papyrus the size of a business card, has not been scientifically tested to verify its dating, but King and other scholars have said they are confident it is a genuine artifact.

Released on cassette by Chicago label, Hausu Mountain, The Construct is so intensely influenced by American and German synth pop from the '80s that at first listen it sounds like a genuine artifact of the era.

Popular with location scouts and used for the movies "Back to the Future" and "Sister Act". * Holy Virgin Mary Russian Orthodox Church, a genuine artifact of Russian culture built to serve emigrant families who found refuge here after the 1917 revolution.

In a reversal of the classic art fraud, they were genuine artifacts, but labeled reproductions, according to court documents.

Such works are genuine artifacts, artifacts in the strict sense; they are intentionally put together for aesthetic purposes by using natural objects and artifacts as materials.

They're ready to part the sea of I-4 traffic and scale the Vineland Road exit ramp to see genuine artifacts, faux recreations and the "Holy Grounds" coffee stand.

So there's not a lot of genuine artifacts, but you can see Blackbeard's blunderbuss, one of the three remaining "Jolly Roger" pirate flags, the world's oldest wanted poster, and Captain Thomas Tew's original treasure chest - the only known authentic pirate chest in existence.

Then there was the matter of the genuine Jane artifact.

He once left a stone testicle — a genuine Roman artifact — under her pillow as a present.

The husband, Irving Scheib, 50, of Bonsall, Calif., appeared on Thursday in Federal District Court in Manhattan and pleaded guilty to a wire fraud charge for what prosecutors say was his scheme to sell the glove for $200,000 as a genuine Ruth artifact.