The phrase "heritage artifacts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to objects that have cultural, historical, or artistic significance, often related to a particular heritage or tradition.
Example: "The museum's collection includes a variety of heritage artifacts that showcase the rich history of the region."
Alternatives: "cultural artifacts" or "historical artifacts."
"Instead of Pokemon, people would collect virtual heritage artifacts and compete in exploring historic stories and learn something meaningful along the way".
Section 5 presents the validation of two illumination setups in laboratory and on-field acquisitions of cultural heritage artifacts.
Biodeterioration of cultural heritage artifacts due to microbial activity presents a significant challenge to conservators and museums around the World.
11 high school students from Portugal designed and manufactured natural and cultural heritage artifacts carrying messages in the Braille language.
Complete and detailed 3D scanning of cultural heritage artifacts is a still time-consuming process that requires skilled operators.
Although protection of wooden building material is currently a largely settled problem [2 4] challenges still arise when dealing with preservation of wooden heritage artifacts that undergone deterioration before being uncovered and stored under appropriate conditions.
As excited as I was for my fellow New Yorkers to see this historical world heritage artifact, our media did not feel it warranted enough interest or merit to give it the coverage it deserved.
Records held by Aboriginal Heritage Tasmania have no reference, as recently as 2010, of any aboriginal heritage or artifacts in the area.
In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the protection of cultural heritage structures and artifacts from seismic excitations.
KATONAH John Jay Homestead Historic Site "From Oppression to Freedom: John Jay and His Huguenot Heritage," historical objects and artifacts.
But after an amendment was made to the Czech heritage law, stipulating that artifacts loaned for display in the Czech Republic cannot be confiscated, President Dmitry Medvedev of Russia gave his consent.
