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61. The relics were removed from the house and taken to a local museum for identification.

62. This, like the motoring section, is now absolutely crammed with reminders and relics of yesteryear.

63. Even the broken stone tablets become relics in time.

64. They exhibited unearthed cultural relics of the Han Dynasty.

65. Koguryo relics are situated in North Korea and Manchuria.

66. Unearthed cultural relics was exhibited here last month.

67. The casket enshrines his relics.

68. The cultural relics are displayed in chronological sequence.

69. The earliest relics of human life are tools.

70. Geological relics are precious unrenewable heritages!

71. The invaders pillaged many cultural relics and treasures.

72. Most of the unearth relics remain intact.

73. Farmers occasionally plow up landman relics.

74. The damage of high temperature[Sentencedict.com], moisture and acid gases to cultural relics is known to all.

75. National Palace Museum collects gems of various dynasty and aulic cultural relics more than 900,000 pieces in total.

76. lamb and dumb), but English hates letting go of its orthographic relics. An 1819 dictionary still allowed its users to choose among jamb, jaumb, and jam.

77. However, there were too many relics and the cost of transportation was very high.

78. They all lived and died unconscious of the different fates awaiting their relics.

79. Such was the alleged power of Mary's relics, and the repute of Vezelay in Christian Europe, that Bernard of Claircaux preached the Second Crusade from this basilica in 1146.

80. As important Chinese ancient culture relics, Exorcism Numismatics has abundant culture connotations that involve politics, economy, religions and folk customs of Chinese ancient society.

81. It is the ancient stone tower in India placed intra-abdominal sacred customs evolved religious relics.

82. The capital of Malta, on the northeast coast of the main island. Dating to the16th century, it contains many relics of the Knights of Malta. Population, 14, 013.

83. The crack of crack inflected the stability of the Grotto, and the effect of water prick up the effloresce of the cultural relics in the Grotto.

84. Relics of these civilizations stand today telling of past glory and evanescence of the diversified cultures, shocking, intoxicating and appealing.

85. No cultural relics that have not been assessed and approved as exportable may be exported.

86. These results offer a base for the mending of the broken and loosened rock mass of the Grand Buddha and can also be a reference to the stability analysis of similar lithoid cultural relics.

87. Ownership of state-owned unmovable cultural relics shall not be changed as a result of the change of ownership of or use right to the land to which the cultural relics are attached.

88. We demand these relics be returned to China, and oppose forced auction of them.

89. Inside the museum is one of the site's most valuable relics: a glazed brick relief of a lion, one of 120 that once lined the processional way into the city.

90. One of the rather patronising defences often put forward about why such relics should stay put is that they will be better cared for, or reach a wider public, than if they were to be returned "home".