Sentence examples for through inscriptions from inspiring English sources

Something of his brother lives on in him, he says, the same way something of Ramesses II lives through inscriptions on the walls of his tomb.

Sites and places have been identified as "Arthurian" since the 12th century, but archaeology can confidently reveal names only through inscriptions found in secure contexts.

Whereas Kartēr is known through contemporary inscriptions, most of which were written by himself, Tansar (or Tosar) is only remembered in later books.

"It is very dear to my heart and through the inscriptions on the tombstones, I feel I know many of the miners... no-one who visits it walks away unmoved".

Water runs down staircases and up through fountains; poetic inscriptions wind through the room like garlands, like streams.

How do you use "fieldwork methods of observation and walking to compile an inventory which explore[s] the act of naming of local elements through oral inscription"?

"It is, then, particularly fascinating to see the physical evidence of the Vyne Ring, with its links to Tolkien through the inscription associating it with a curse.

"It is, then, particularly fascinating to see the physical evidence of the Vyne ring, with its links to Tolkien through the inscription associating it with a curse".

The South African photographer and queer activist Zanele Muholi updates the classic ethnological tableau of an exotic, all but nude "native maiden" by having a model of ambiguous sex play the part, while a portrait painting by a popular artist from Ghana, Kwame Akoto, who goes by the professional name of Almighty God, declares through an inscription that cross-dressing is an unholy act.

Each marker was identical in shape and individualised only through the inscription of the name, regiment, date of death, a religious symbol and a short text agreed by the next of kin.

This temple formed the chief ornament of the new eastern suburb of Athens, and Hadrian gave the area a monumental entrance through a gateway, the inscriptions on which proclaimed, on one side, "This is the Athens of Theseus, the old city" and, on the other, "This is the city of Hadrian, not of Theseus".