Sentence examples for variety of artifacts from inspiring English sources

STEP 2 Architectural archaeologists combed the interior, recovering a wide variety of artifacts, including plaster cornices, marble floors and the building's marquee.

Featuring photographs, text and a variety of artifacts and objects that bring to life aspects of East Northport's early farming and commercial communities, the exhibition records the actual markers now in place.

"The scale of the tombs and the variety of artifacts in this ancient burial site are a testament to the splendor a bygone time in Egyptian civilization, far removed from the current state of affairs".

He became a studious and shrewd collector of a wide variety of artifacts, most of which ended up as furnishing and decoration in his family's home in Hampton Falls, N.H.

The usefulness of the method was tested on multiple image databases with a variety of artifacts.

To deal with this situation, we plan to include some of the artifact removal techniques we previously developed [57 60] that deal with a wide variety of artifacts.

In addition, a variety of small artifacts were recovered, including a collection of Middle Elamite cylinder seals.

The Demolition Depot is not well heated, and Blum wore a jacket, gloves, and a trapper hat as he proceeded up the stairs and passed a variety of other artifacts: Oscar Hammerstein's office chandelier, a bronze panel from a domed ceiling at the Toy Building, backdrops from a defunct Chinese theatre under the Manhattan Bridge.

But Ashkelon, with prompting by passionate experts and the amateurs they tutor, regularly disgorges an astounding number and variety of ancient artifacts: in recent years, a silver statuette of a calf, a dog cemetery, arrowheads, bi-chrome pottery, amphorae once filled with wine from Cyprus and Rhodes and silver coins bearing the portrait of Alexander the Great.

Beginning perhaps as early as 2400 bc but more probably somewhat later, a radical transformation occurred in the culture of the northeast: earlier painted potteries were entirely replaced by a distinctive gray or gray-black ceramic associated with a variety of other artifacts, primarily weapons and ornaments in copper or bronze, which were also unique.

The extensive database of spectral signatures that was acquired for this work represented the departure point for a field study aiming at the identification of the components of a variety of plastic artifacts in the collections of Architecture and Design and Contemporary Art of the Art Institute di Chicago.