artefact (Meaning)
Wordnet
artefact (n)
a man-made object taken as a whole
Synonyms & Antonyms of artefact
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artefact Sentence Examples
- Archaeologists unearthed an ancient artefact—a pottery shard—that provided valuable insights into the daily life of a long-lost civilization.
- The museum curator carefully cataloged each artefact, assigning them unique identifiers for easy reference.
- Restoration experts worked tirelessly to preserve the delicate artefacts recovered from the sunken shipwreck.
- The artefact collection housed in the museum spanned various periods of human history, from prehistoric times to the modern era.
- Art historians analyzed the intricate patterns on the artefact to decipher its cultural significance and artistic style.
- The discovery of a rare artefact in the ruins sparked renewed interest in the archaeological site among scholars and enthusiasts.
- The authenticity of the artefact was confirmed through carbon dating and other scientific methods.
- Museum visitors marveled at the craftsmanship evident in each artefact, marveling at the skill of ancient artisans.
- Historians relied on artefacts such as ancient coins and inscriptions to piece together the narrative of past civilizations.
- The looting of artefacts from archaeological sites poses a significant threat to our understanding of human history and cultural heritage.
FAQs About the word artefact
a man-made object taken as a whole
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Archaeologists unearthed an ancient artefact—a pottery shard—that provided valuable insights into the daily life of a long-lost civilization.
The museum curator carefully cataloged each artefact, assigning them unique identifiers for easy reference.
Restoration experts worked tirelessly to preserve the delicate artefacts recovered from the sunken shipwreck.
The artefact collection housed in the museum spanned various periods of human history, from prehistoric times to the modern era.
