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Meanings of cultural artefact in English

Russian
культурный артефакт
Portuguese
artefacto cultural
Spanish
artefacto cultural
Catalan
artefacte cultural

Artifact created by humans which gives information about the culture of its creator and users.

культурный артефакт
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Examples for "cultural artifact"
Examples for "cultural artifact"
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This is what makes Johnny B Goode such a special cultural artifact.
The Guardian
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As a cultural artifact, the thing approaches poetry.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
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Beyoncé-commanderof the attention of the entire Internet-hasgiven her Midas touch to another cultural artifact: the lemon emoji.
Wired
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It contained a number of works of art, jewelry, and similar cultural artifacts.
Dead beat
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In the early 1960s, he began collecting cultural artifacts of the Umbrian peasantry.
The new yorker
Usage of cultural artefact in English
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Where do you experience that sense of awe in a cultural artefact?
The South African
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The mini as cultural artefact is legend: in the 50 years since its invention, a lot has been written about it.
The Guardian
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The Book of Kells is finally getting a setting worthy of its status as a world-renowned cultural artefact and Ireland's best known treasure.
The Irish Times
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Ironically for a film about the distance that can develop between sisters, Frozen is the one cultural artefact both my daughters can agree on.
The Guardian
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The poems of the bardic age are among our finest cultural artefacts.
The Irish Times
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Cultural artefacts are exposed to crises and need to be protected, Bandarin said.
Reuters
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Destruction of cultural artefacts in the Papua New Guinea parliament continuing despite widespread controversy.
Radio NZ
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And think of how data about cultural artefacts could be used in teaching and research.
The Guardian
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Would such a title have sold in its millions and generated a vast industry of cultural artefacts?
Dracula Unearthed
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Some cultural artefacts don't suit getting older.
The Irish Times
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Literature is full of imaginary cultural artefacts.
The Irish Times
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Anna Butterfield sees seeds as cultural artefacts, each bean or basil seed carrying the story of its cultivation.
Radio NZ
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Anna Butterfield sees seeds as cultural artefacts, with each bean or seed carrying the story of its cultivation.
Radio NZ
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Nearly three years ago, Theo Zurenuoc claimed he had a mandate to remove what he called inappropriate cultural artefacts.
Radio NZ
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And in that particular book Sir Michael declared that wooden carvings and cultural artefacts are living spirits fixed with abodes.
Radio NZ
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Ms Zarate said the report would have a ripple effect in the Pacific, driving talk on the return of cultural artefacts.
Radio NZ
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