Sentence examples for preserved artifacts from inspiring English sources

Among the museum's preserved artifacts are fish, birds, tarantulas, two shrunken heads from Peru and an Egyptian mummy.

The hunt is alluring, they say, because the sea is far more likely than land to have preserved artifacts from the Persian Wars.

It's the latest in a string of Stone Age statuettes discovered in the Swabian Jura, a region near Stuttgart, whose limestone caves made for excellent shelters and have preserved artifacts remarkably well.

Tour the property, which includes a great Visitor's Center and the famed Maryland Archeological Conservation Lab (MAC) for a behind the scenes look at some of the 8 million unearthed and preserved artifacts.

The band should be inducted now because the Hall of Fame can fight its own status as a museum of preserved artifacts and engage the culture as it's being lived.

Nonetheless, this street pattern is a nearly perfectly preserved artifact of the city of New Amsterdam.

The newest Random House edition, of 2002, restores the 1934 original, as itself a classic — a respectfully preserved artifact from the storied age of modernism.

Generations of scribes labored in the abbey's library to copy texts and preserve artifacts that dated to antiquity.

What is your "favorite tense" and why? –Why is it important to preserve artifacts from historical events?

In addition to the Mississippian structures, the site preserves artifacts and other evidence of human habitation dating from 10,000 bce to about 1715 ce.

Presumably, most would agree to locate one at the Smithsonian, because of the museum's pre-eminence in preserving artifacts of American life, culture and achievement.