Sentence examples for of native artifacts from inspiring English sources

Now, as she studies of Canadian collections of native artifacts, she says, "I am finding new Norse materials every couple of weeks.

Sheldon Jackson College (1878) has a museum housing the state's oldest and one of the best collections of native artifacts and Russian mementos.

The city is an important centre of native artifacts, and it was an important stop on the rail line between Guayaquil and Quito, now defunct in this region.

A summer spent working at "Greenland's Pompeii" inspired one Canadian archaeologist to take a second look at Canadian collections of native artifacts gathered from Labrador and Baffin Island, a treeless Canadian Arctic region that Viking sagas call "Helluland," or the land of the flat stones.

The Oklahoma State Museum of History has an outstanding collection of Native American artifacts.

Joseph Museum houses a notable collection of Native American artifacts.

Many scholars consider the collection of Native American artifacts at the Smithsonian Institute's National Museum of the American Indian in New York City to be the finest in the world.

Donald Trump calls for nationwide 'stop and frisk' in pitch for black voters More than 1,200 archaeologists, museum directors and historians have denounced the "destruction" of Native American artifacts during the construction of the $3.8bn Dakota Access pipeline.

The fate of the meteorite, which has been on display at the museum for nearly a century, was called into question early this year when the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon asked the museum to surrender the meteorite under a law that calls for the return of Native American artifacts from organizations that receive federal money.

While this piece of the landscape may bear sacred meaning for these Indians, it only becomes an object (which would make it subject to the federal law calling for repatriation of Native American artifacts) after it has been removed from nature to be displayed by an institution, turning "untold numbers" of visitors onto science.

To prosecute the case the Justice Department used a law intended chiefly to stop the looting of Native American artifacts from public land.