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Commercial and religious connections with Egypt, probably by sea, are attested from the Egyptian 4th dynasty (c. 2575 c. 2465 bce).

At Byblos, commercial and religious connections with Egypt are attested from the Egyptian 4th dynasty (c. 2613 c. 2494); extensive trade was certainly carried on by the 16th century, and the Egyptians soon established suzerainty over much of Phoenicia.

Lakshmi, or Shri, goddess of fortune and consort of Vishnu, was worshipped before the beginning of the Common Era, and several lesser goddesses are attested from the Gupta period.

Early Northwest Semitic (ENWS) materials are attested from 2350 BCE to 1200 BCE, the end of the Bronze Age.

The Upper Engadine dialect (spoken around Samedan and Saint Moritz) is attested from the 16th century, notably with the Swiss Lutheran Jacob Bifrun's translation of the New Testament.

The first nontorsion artillery (i.e., artillery using mechanical means to winch back, by means of a ratchet, a bow of unusual solidity but of a basically conventional conception) is attested from the Sicily of that period.

The presence of the Nile River in front of the first pylon in Karnak is attested from the end of the Second Intermediate Period (SIP, ca 1600 BC) until the end of Roman Times (ca. 350 AD), which both correspond to two main phases of Nile River floods.

Several features are common to the Moravian and Bohemian varieties of the Old Church Slavonic language, to the Slovene (Pannonian) variant reflected in the Freising fragments (late 10th century), and to the Croatian Old Church Slavonic tradition that is attested from the 12th century as well as to the Serbian tradition.

Oxford University Press, September 2015) and is attested from 1607.

Single-photon emission also was attested from the sample A1 (see Figure 5A).

The word Hertfordshire (Saxon "Heorotfordscir" or "Heorotfordscír") is attested from 866.