Sentence examples for of local artifacts from inspiring English sources
There is a museum with a collection of local artifacts.
Twice divorced and with four children, Mr. Edelman plans to marry again later this month at a ceremony in Palau in the South Pacific, where he often sails in search of local artifacts.
This month he published a catalog of the museum's contents, "The Innocence of Objects" (Abrams), in which he takes us on a tour of local artifacts and grants us access to recollections of his own youth.
You can't be an Atlantic City historian these days without a Nucky Johnson experience, so both Allen Pergament and Ralph E. Hunter Sr., retirees who became obsessive collectors of local artifacts and lore, come prepared with tales of the political boss, racketeer and kingmaker whose fictionalized spawn is at the heart of the HBO series "Boardwalk Empire".
However, CVC highly deteriorates the image quality due to the creation of local artifacts.
Check it out for a hodgepodge of local artifacts, a grain storage wall bowed and warped from the pressure of the grain, and to see the 40-minute film about Sheridan's burning of Shenandoah Valley during the Civil War.
As the Cold War transitioned to the War on Terror, Turks rebelled against the new U.S.-made trope of the "moderate Muslim". Local artifacts of westernization folk culture crossed with American cultural exports—and alternate projections of modernity became tinder for both Turkish anti-Americanism and resistance to state-led modernization projects.
The latter, however, yields a reliable sharpening unaffected by local artifacts, regardless of landscape complexity.
Dr. Gavin Grindon from Essex University helped curate the museum, which is dedicated to presenting a biography of the wall featuring film, testimonies, and local artifacts.
In addition to specimens like these, an assortment of local Indian artifacts will help illustrate the lives of the Lenape people, including an array of stone tools like projectile points (arrowheads), grooved axes, mortars, pestles, hammer stones and reconstructed clay pots.
A seaside oasis of recent construction amid the territory's endless devastation, it houses a privately financed museum of local archaeological artifacts, a restaurant and a large banquet hall where a stage draped with fabric had been assembled under chandeliers and a bank of theatrical lights as if for a wedding.
