Sentence examples for age civilizations from inspiring English sources

Copper from Mauritania had found its way to the Bronze Age civilizations of the Mediterranean by the 2nd millennium bce.

Trade intensified with the emergence of the Iron Age civilizations of the Sahara during the 1st century bce, including the civilization centred in Nubia.

Relative to other Iron Age civilizations, the jar makers remain mysterious, and I was attracted to this hole in the historical record.

The collapse was, he says, with eerie relevance, probably best explained by "complexity theory": If the late Bronze Age civilizations were truly globalized and dependent upon each other for goods and services, even just to a certain extent, then change to any one of the relevant kingdoms, such as the Mycenaeans or the Hittites, would potentially affect and destabilize them all….

Even though the fertile crescent civilizations are considered the oldest in history, at the time the Burney relief was made other late bronze age civilizations were equally in full bloom.

But where they settled, towns of the widespread Middle Bronze Age civilization of Palestine emerged.

He has found a way of snaring large, unimaginable matters: notably, death in "Being Dead," religion in "Quarantine" and the displacement of a Stone Age civilization by its Bronze Age successor in "The Gift of Stones".

As a student, he had researched the dog burials of Urartu, an Iron Age civilization in the Caucasus, where people had been buried in mass graves with large numbers of dogs so that they could all spend the afterlife together.

Previously by Gary Indiana: Late Drone Age Civilization: The Fossil Record.

Down through the ages civilizations as diverse as the Roman, Druid and American -- from colonists to today -- have done just that to color festivities during the dark December days.

Down through the ages civilizations as diverse as the Roman, Druid and American -- from colonists to today -- have done just that to color festivities during dark December days.