artefact , , auch: artifact AmE **

Some of the artefacts from the old church can be seen in the new one.

Artefacts can be seen in the library of the building's past.

But there's just about every artefact from the past on sale.

The team is then asked to answer seven questions relating to the artefacts in three minutes.

The image is an artefact, one made by an outsider.

Artefacts show they inhabited the area for at least 7000 years.

Like so many of the other artefacts here it was crude.

The function of certain artefacts is less open to interpretation.

And dolphins had shown no real interest in human artefacts.

I guess these days we'd call it a psychic artefact.

In the gold I saw only dead artefacts from some magical past.

And it's just one of the many historic artefacts in the museum.

His work always began with close observation of the individual sites or artefacts.

The art bought like that becomes more money than cultural artefact.

The artefacts they take are often sold on within days to international dealers.

Most of the artefacts in the Museum were donated by himself.

The artefact was a cube some three yards on a side.

A large collection of artefacts is on display at the museum.

Later on in the game, his true intentions for the artefacts are revealed.

In addition to the gold, many ship and personal artefacts remain.

These are among the earliest human artefacts found in Britain.

His artefacts are for sale, or he can tell you where to buy particular pieces on the river.

Well designed artefacts are not merely more attractive to look at.

These allow close and direct contact with a limited number of artefacts.

However, living systems do resemble machines and other human artefacts.