Sentence examples for tiny artifacts from inspiring English sources

My fantasy was 'wow, reconstructing lives from previous times using tiny artifacts'".

Mack delves into the materials and technologies involved in the production of tiny artifacts, and the daunting skills required.

(Novelty book; ages 8 to 12) The large-format books in the "Ology" series, with their thick, embossed covers and scrapbooklike pages with envelopes of coded messages and tiny artifacts, are just the thing for rainy weekends and late-night flashlight reading.

Ultrasound-guided needle handling was practiced on blocks of tofu with tiny artifacts inserted.

In this survey, we describe the state of the art for research on experimentally-driven research on networks of tiny artifacts.

Centuries later, the manuscript is placed in the hands of a rare-book expert, who discovers a series of mysteries in the tiny artifacts contained in the book's binding.  .

With only a few hours of advance warning, they persuaded the state House of Representatives to approve a new flag designed behind closed doors, one in which the Confederate symbol is reduced to a tiny historical artifact at the bottom edge, amid a ribbon of other flags that have flown over Georgia.

He makes obstreperous, richly glazed ceramic vessels that suggest charred remains; totemic sculptures webbed with mucousy, macramélike drips of resin; large, dark collages dotted with constellations of tiny images of artifacts; and drawings, photographs and short videos.

He also stated that the "animal world" portrayed could be fun and that it was "interesting to see humanoid characters so tiny next to artifacts of human culture", but it failed to hold the reader's interest.

The church also houses artifacts, including tiny chalices and a toy altar.

Since the business's closing, a collection of hundreds of Criscillo's photographs have lived at the City Reliquary, a tiny museum of New York City artifacts on Metropolitan Avenue, in Williamsburg.