Sentence examples for western artifacts from inspiring English sources

With its sweeping 36,000 square feet of exhibition space in Griffith Park, it still gives its traditional Western artifacts elbow room, including an 1855 mail stage coach, a mahogany bar from Montana and an imposing saddle display.

We like fences -- in some ways they are the archetypical Western artifact, and we have spread them everywhere.

During the 1930s, artist Diego Rivera began accumulating many Western Mexico artifacts for his private collection, a personal interest that sparked a wider public interest in West Mexican grave goods.

"I'm thrilled that the film's iconic coat will be on view at the Autry, a museum that houses one of the nation's most significant collections of western film artifacts".

The opening rooms focus mainly on Western art and artifacts, juxtaposing blondes, brunettes and redheads to show the evolution of stereotypes attaching to each: blondes as angels, saints and mothers; brunettes, as their opposites — adventurers and sex symbols; redheads as drama queens.

"Bud" is part Cherokee; collects Native American artifacts, Western art.

They're eager to start new excavations in the Western Settlement, where artifacts could shed light on any contact between the Norse and Inuit, a historical possibility about which there are little hard data.

The permanent collection of Western Indian art and artifacts is also notable.

The apartment, a mix of ancient Chinese artifacts and Western and Chinese contemporary art and design, may in fact be the wildest interior in the city.

IN Poland during the late 1960s and early '70s acquiring American hit records and similar artifacts of Western culture was virtually impossible.

Ring-tab beer cans were first introduced 50 years ago this year, and that could make them "historic artifacts," reports Western Digs.