Sentence examples for heritage markers from inspiring English sources

Heritage markers throughout the Delta identify civil rights landmarks, including the site of the murder of Emmett Till and the grave of the activist Fannie Lou Hamer.

Near to the park's children's playground there is a heritage site marker, showing where the 1942 Battle of Pasir Panjang was fought.

Now, especially, the Brandywine Valley is a choice place to revel in the outdoors and celebrate the heritage of colonial settlers whose markers are found around every turn.

Governments in Skopje, since the end of World War II, have deliberately provoked the Greek state with claims to cultural markers of Hellenic heritage and identity.

The study revealed almost twice the number of heterozygous markers in the Heritage genome than in the Tulameen genome.

I say let everybody have their markers, their memorials, their heritage, and celebrate all of it.

Of the 90% of port wine that is still exported today, many of the major producers — such as Taylor's, Sandeman's and Cockburn's — retain their British names; an outward marker of their international heritage.   .

Information on age, sex, smoking behaviour, the number of parents and grandparents that were Greenlanders or other nationalities (a marker of genetic Inuit heritage), and the drug-therapy (medications being taken) were recorded in an interviewer-administered questionnaire.

In 1909 a new census-registration law was passed, requiring all Koreans to register a surname.Today clan origins, once deemed an important marker of a person's heritage and status, no longer bear the same relevance to Koreans.

It is humankind's universal heritage and its disappearance will leave no visible markers for future generations.

Figure 20 AR visualization of cultural heritage using a rapid prototyped earthenware piece with marker.