historical objects
[hɪˈstɒrɪkəl ˈɒbdʒɪkts]
nounpl: historical objects
objetos históricos
1. Physical artifacts, items, or pieces of material culture that have significant importance to history and are valued for their connection to past events, people, or periods
The museum displays historical objects from the colonial period.
O museu exibe objetos históricos do período colonial.
2. Tangible items preserved as evidence of cultural heritage or historical significance
Archaeological teams carefully excavate historical objects to understand ancient civilizations.
Equipes arqueológicas escavam cuidadosamente objetos históricos para compreender civilizações antigas.
3. Articles or belongings with documented historical provenance that contribute to understanding past societies
These historical objects tell the story of our nation's independence.
Esses objetos históricos contam a história da independência de nossa nação.
In Brazil, historical objects hold significant cultural value in museums like Museu Nacional and Instituto Tomie Ohtake. The preservation and study of historical objects is central to Brazilian identity, particularly regarding indigenous heritage, colonial history, and abolition artifacts. In the USA, historical objects are central to institutions like the Smithsonian and are crucial to understanding American history, particularly regarding slavery, immigration, and westward expansion.
NYC Slang
antiques, artifacts, museum stuff
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