The expression "group of artifacts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to a collection of artifacts or objects, such as pieces of pottery, tools, or other objects of cultural significance. For example: "The archaeologists on the dig unearthed a group of artifacts that suggested the site was inhabited by a nomadic tribe centuries ago."
"But this small group of artifacts has some of the choicest pieces I've seen in years, especially the parade hat, the buckets, the ax and the weather vane".
At issue are a large group of artifacts that form the core of the show, excavated at Machu Picchu in a historic dig by a Yale explorer in 1912.
Over the years since Myers's death, the group of artifacts has remained pretty much intact, forming the core of one of the world's finest holdings of Egyptian decorative arts.
For the second time in three years Yale University and the government of Peru have reached a tentative agreement on the return of a large group of artifacts excavated in 1912 at Machu Picchu by a Yale explorer.
After a long standoff with the government of Peru, Yale University has agreed to return a large group of artifacts that were excavated at Machu Picchu in a historic dig by a Yale explorer in 1912 and that Peru contends were merely on loan and should have been returned long ago.
Three months after Yale University and the government of Peru announced a tentative accord under which Yale would return a group of artifacts excavated at Machu Picchu, Yale formally signed a partnership agreement on Friday with a Peruvian university to establish a joint center where the objects will be conserved, studied and displayed.
The story is mostly unrelated to Neverwinter Nights and follows the journey of an orphaned adventurer investigating a group of mysterious artifacts known as "silver shards" and their connection to an ancient, evil spirit known as the King of Shadows.
In 1919, a small group of ancient artifacts collected by Raymond Weill, a French officer stationed in Lebanon, was exhibited at a provisional museum in the Kaiserswerth Deaconesses' building in Georges Picot Street, Beirut.
A second group of looters stole artifacts from the galleries and storerooms.
The Arab merchant ship, which sank in the Java sea twelve centuries ago, contains the largest group of Tang dynasty artifacts ever found at a single site, including cooking utensils, measuring weights, spice jars, bronze mirrors, silver and gold vessels, and glazed ceramic wares.
The primary intention of having the control group was to exclude measurements of artifacts.
