Sentence examples for stone ceramics from inspiring English sources

Silverware, Alpaca rugs and shawls, carvings in wood and stone, ceramics, tooled leather, musical instruments.

Born in Argentina in 1899 to Italian parents, Fontana was raised in Italy and fought in its army in World War I. Returning to Argentina in 1922, he trained with his father, a sculptor, in stone, ceramics and metal before going back to Milan six years later.

In the Nasrid Palaces, a palace complex within the palace complex, the combination of building materials (wood, stone, ceramics and plaster) with traditional Islamic forms (intricate calligraphy, stuccoed ceilings and interwoven geometric patterns) reaches a point close to perfection.

Derived from these two domains, the preparation of thin-sections has been extended to artistic materials [4] (stone, ceramics [5], wood [6]), as well as ancient biomaterials (tissue from mummies [7], hairs [8], bones [9], textiles, parchment [10]).

For conservation such fluctuations mean that, for example, a wall structure of stone, ceramics, glass, frescos, metals and also organic material which were conserved for centuries or millennia due to equilibrium conditions are put in danger in a very short time range compared to the sites life-time.

Within the tomb archaeologists found the remains of three individuals a 60-year-old male, thought to be Cao Cao, and two females one aged 50, probably Cao Cao's empress, and another aged 20 25, possibly her servant along with many engraved stone stelae and tallies, stone insignia, incised pictorial stones, ceramics, and gold, silver, and bronze artifacts.

Man-made or natural cavities (empty or half-filled with stones), ceramics, and other materials of archaeological interest were unveiled during the excavation of foundation shafts.

Martelloni frequently further incorporates chopped wood, along with collected crystals and mineral stones, ceramics, and meaningful talismanic found objects into her dimensional compositions.

Birch bark, wood, stone, and ceramics were used for the manufacture of utensils, tools, and weapons.

The 12-m 39-ft -longg keel section contained some 4,000 artifacts, among them cannonballs, stone anchors, ceramics, and ballast bricks.

It will include a museum exhibition space; a storage site for the archeological artifacts, which include stone tools, ceramics and human and animal bones; and a laboratory and research area.