archeological artifacts
Dug-up historical objects
Objects made, modified, or used by humans in the past, recovered through excavation or discovery at historic sites.
Archeological artifacts range from stone tools and pottery shards to jewelry and weapons—physical evidence that helps reconstruct how earlier peoples lived.
The museum displayed artifacts from a Bronze Age settlement.
The phrase sometimes appears in legal contexts governing cultural heritage and the trade in antiquities.
- weaponsTools for fighting
- toolsDevices for doing work
- ornamentsDecorative embellishments for display
- inscriptionsWords carved into surfaces
- clay tabletsInscribed earthen slabs
ancient pottery · ceramic · vessels · stone tools · lost civilization · coins · treasure hunting · museum collection · figurines · sculptures · burial goods · burial mound · sacred objects · textiles · stone · excavation · dig site · carbon dating
archeological artifactsforgeries
Fraudulent imitations of originals
fakes · replicas · counterfeits · imitations · copies
archeological artifactsfossils
Preserved ancient organism traces
geological formations · raw materials · rock formations · mineral deposits
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