Sentence examples for archaic starting from inspiring English sources

Prehistoric cultural periods over that span included the Middle Archaic starting at 6500 BCE; the Late Archaic starting at 3000 BCE; the Early Woodland starting at 1000 BCE; the Middle Woodland starting at 0 CE; and the Late Woodland starting at 900 CE.

There are times, too, when Sebag Montefiore's style, which tends to the showy, with adjectives piled on top of each other and touches of the archaic, starts to grate.

BORN of recession, a new group of chain stores is starting to reshape Japan's archaic retailing scene.

We will discuss them, starting with raoellids and continuing with archaeocetes, the archaic whales that lived in the Eocene, approximately between 55 and 37 million years ago.

By the time they became common in the United States, people were starting to own smartphones that made the codes seem archaic.

Even the types of contractors this landlord will get, the guy who came over to spray our house showed up with this archaic looking spraycan and started squirting around our house.

But Fulton, the urban planning expert, calls the emphasis on enforcement "archaic," a relic of the car culture that began in the 1920s and that is only now starting to dissipate.

Systematic cereal cultivation starts in the Archaic but peaks in late-Roman/early-Byzantine era, it returns in the post-Byzantine era and peaks in Ottoman/Modern Times.

That's where he started to reinforce archaic gender roles.

She starts with the archaic claim that autistic people think in pictures.

"Hardly a week goes by when untreated sewage isn't pouring in to London's river and we are pleased that we can now start to tackle this archaic problem.