| Speculation goes as far as to suggest that these human beings became increasingly dependent on artifactual means of notation. |
| What had been regarded mainly as an archeological artifact took on a different sort of artifactual status, as an important astronomical text. |
| This increased complexity appears to have co-occurred with a change in subsistence patterns, as evidenced by bone chemistry and faunal and artifactual data. |
| This approach can still be seen in the work of those who use artifactual evidence as primarily illustrative of a prior and textual history. |
| Sketchbooks represent one of the many artifactual types among sources for the study of architecture. |
| These sites included several freshwater mussel shell middens that contained a number of well-dated artifactual and biotic assemblages. |
