Sentence examples for modern artefacts from inspiring English sources
Maybe you'll experience a moment of perfect silence, or run across an eccentric burying an old fridge full of modern artefacts as a time capsule for future archeologists.
In fact, the show takes its inspiration from a reconstruction of the surrealist poet André Breton's atelier, with its seemingly random misalliance of modern artefacts and anthropological plunder.
By contrast, the modern artefact bears the stamp of personality.
If these components of modern human artefacts are sufficiently common, possible to preserve and widely distributed, they will prove extremely accurate fossil indicators of geological time.It turns out that thanks to modern human nature, they are remarkably widely distributed.
The cave also contains modern human artefacts, meaning that at least three groups of people occupied the cave at different times.
This is based around the application of high resolution data and GIS models to map four attributes of wildness: perceived naturalness of land cover, absence of modern human artefacts in the landscape, rugged and challenging nature of the terrain, and remoteness from mechanised access.
Also, even with modern software, metal artefacts might still complicate interpretation of the image.
It would have to mix old and new, historical artefacts and the work of contemporary artists, and it would have to be as much about mundane curiosity, wonders discovered amid the everyday, as about modern equivalents of the oddities that stocked the early-modern cabinets.
For a significant proportion of 2014, Lost in Showbiz considered these diggers to be the quintessential artefacts of modern existence.
The monotony of the landscape is broken only by the artefacts of modern agri-business: a crop-dusting plane swoops low over the prairie to release its chemical cloud, while the occasional farmhouses have giant harvesting machines lined up in the yard outside.
They are some of the most tragic and expensive artefacts of modern intensive care.
