"historical creation" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that has been created or developed in the past and holds historical significance. Example: The ancient pyramids of Egypt are considered to be a remarkable historical creation, showcasing advanced engineering and architectural techniques of that time.
We discuss the historical creation of segregated schools and districts.
On the ground floor, there is a row of bronze sculptures of figures influential in the historical creation of Beijing.
And this is the question at the heart of Katherine Benton-Cohen's provocative history, which ties that seemingly remote corner of the country to one of America's central concerns: the historical creation of racial boundaries.
The scene captured in a frame can grow luminous; its pictured objects can reach out and grab you; its very stillness can signify the capacity for elemental historical creation (Berger 1984; Seremetakis 1994; Stewart 2000a).
The masterful aspect of this work is how the author segues from where he lives now, to the historical creation of each aspect of domesticity, how every room was initially conceived, who lived in them, who served in them.
Removing these statues and placing them in a context appropriate to their historical creation ― one that sends the clear message that the Confederacy and what it stood for was morally abhorrent ― will help to visually move the era into the past.
Godard alludes to a political significance in their departure from England, and suggests that the book itself is an act of political metaphor and historical image creation.
The design experiment's aim was to give visitors an experience of the uncertainties and doubts of historical knowledge creation by inviting visitors to participate in solving dilemmas and filling gaps in the reconstruction of a Viking boat.
Historical re-creations, a novelty some 10 years ago, have become commonplace in TV documentaries.
That's one reason that sensitive historical re-creations of 18th-century dance are so charming.
Fourth Estate £8.99 Paul Strohm focuses on one year of Chaucer's life in this vivid piece of historical re-creation.
