They want to protect the area that some scientists say contains invaluable artifacts, a set of unusual stones that may reveal much about local history.
They are personal affairs, and, as Helfand points out, invaluable historical artifacts: "One has only to look at these examples of American scrapbooks to realize that history isn't what historians tell us".
The following images are a small sample of these invaluable historical artifacts.
Although some invaluable cultural artifacts may have been reduced to abstract fractions of their former shapes, Chaumont reminds us that we can still appreciate them for the fascinating events that sculpted their current form.
But, archaeologists conducted extensive excavations prior to this, during which they identified most of the Overhill towns and extracted thousands of artifacts, helping them develop volumes of invaluable information regarding the region's Cherokee and pre-Cherokee inhabitants.
The artifacts, as the collectors call them, will be invaluable, if only as a tactile, three-dimensional expression of the unspeakable scale of the disaster on Sept. 11.
Featuring high-resolution photographs that offer 360-degree views of both the artifacts and the galleries they once inhabited, this invaluable project lets users wander through the lost museum and wade through some of its destroyed objects.
The booty from the National Museum includes invaluable one-of-a-kind treasures as well as thousands of artifacts of everyday ancient life.
The position of the probe within the source sequence or the probe sequence is also invaluable information that, for example, would allow the user to assess possible hybridization artifacts due to polymorphisms between the target RNA and probe.
The Astor and Lenox libraries formed the core of this new library in 1895; artifacts gathered by Arthur Alfonso Schomburg in the 20th century's early decades form the core of the library's invaluable Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.
