Artifacts are typically kept in controlled environments such as museums, archives, or specialized storage facilities to ensure their preservation. These environments are designed to protect artifacts from environmental factors like temperature, humidity, light exposure, and pests that can cause damage over time. Additionally, artifacts may also be stored in secure locations to prevent theft or damage from unauthorized handling.
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Artifacts are objects of historical or cultural interest that were made by humans. Many artifacts are kept in museums and they are on display so the public can view them.
Archeological artifacts tell us that the Bantu were farmers and not hunter-gatherers. The artifacts also tell us that they had domestic animals and worked with iron.
Historical artifacts are likely to be displayed in a museum, in a stately home, or in a special display in a library.
Because artifacts such as this were maked by gold, so If they explore and conquer America they can find more objects like that.
Artifacts.
Cherokees kept a pictorial chronicle