Sentence examples for valuable artefacts from inspiring English sources

The group also beheaded Palmyra's renowned antiquities scholar, Khaled al-Asaad, last August, because he apparently refused to reveal where valuable artefacts had been moved for safekeeping.

Seventy years after the Nazis stole their property, a new wave of Jewish families is winning back valuable artefacts in Germany and Austria.

The Kremlin has recently promoted the return to Moscow of valuable artefacts from Russia's history, many of which were lost to foreign collectors during the the last century.

Some of the world renowned establishments that have admitted misplacing valuable artefacts, include the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum, the Imperial War Museum and the British Museum.

Shortly before Russia annexed Crimea, the Bakhchisaray museum, north of Sevastopol, lent some valuable artefacts to an exhibition in the Netherlands.

This study is intended to contribute to the conservation and documentation of these valuable artefacts belonging to the Anatolian Seljuk period.

The Labour party is not an artefact.

The countess offers him erotic enticements to smuggle out of Egypt a valuable artefact (the necklace of Queen Tiy).

Mind Candy's signature game, Perplex City, is a combination of a story, a game, and a real-life treasure hunt that revolves around the search for a missing treasure, a valuable artefact, the Receda Cube, which has been stolen from Perplex City and buried somewhere on Earth.

The interior of Grade I-listed Clandon Park House, owned by the National Trust and home to valuable historical artefacts, suffered 100% smoke and fire damage in the inferno, though much of its prized collection of furniture and art was saved.

Many of us are sensitive to the case put forward by countries that have seen their treasures dispersed around the globe; but while playing Uncharted or Tomb Raider, we'll spend hours of our free time engaged in the process of removing valuable cultural artefacts from their native homes.