The article also misstated the title of Sarah Henry at the Museum of the City of New York and the name of the architecture firm hired by the Port Authority to set aside artifacts.
But as a crime scene and graveyard, ground zero was off-limits to all collectors except for Voorsanger & Mills, an architectural firm hired by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to set aside artifacts for a memorial.
House museums -- a smattering of cultural artifacts set up in a historic dwelling -- occupy the quietest corner of the cultural world.
With the evidence of the photographs and artifacts set before our astonished eyes, who would deny that this peculiar journey did indeed take place?
The dealer's conviction, for conspiring to smuggle stolen artifacts, set the stage for a legal battle over a fundamental issue, the one that had been at the heart of his lobbying efforts: Does American law consider pieces looted from countries like Egypt stolen property?
Delicately composed artifacts set against a background of drawing and painting reminiscent of the Renaissance are a meld of rabbits, buttons, fur, doll parts, player piano rolls, women as mother or saint, birds -- particularly a stork, a baby, all presented in Ms. Fain's meticulous manner.
For all population-level analyses, we analyze each allele type separately because each has a separate evolutionary history, and because including divergent alleles in the same data set could create artifacts.
The dancers looked even more extraordinary in Mr. Forsythe's "Artifact Suite," two sections from his 1984 full-length "Artifact," marvelously set by Jodie Gates.
Reconstruction was carried out with automated misalignment compensation for each individual sample and the following settings for the whole study samples: beam-hardening correction set to 30%, ring artifact correction set to 5, smoothing set to 4, and the threshold for defect pixel masking set to 10%.
William Forsythe weighed in with two in "Artifact Suite," set to Bach and Eva Crossman-Hecht.
