Sentence examples for be contemporary with from inspiring English sources

Stone implements from a third site in Lantian may be contemporary with the fossils.

Some pottery fragments are from thousands of years ago; others could be contemporary with Jamestown.

Roof tiles and finials have a brown or a green glaze and may be contemporary with the Han dynasty.

At first it was believed to be contemporary with Neanderthals, perhaps no older than 120,000 years.

Other drawings that might appear to be contemporary with the Barocci were actually made centuries later by the Nazarenes, a group of German Romantic painters who reacted against the neo-Classical Academy by reviving late medieval and early Renaissance styles.

Another variety of Paleo-Indian culture, which appears to be contemporary with the Clovis and Folsom phases, is characterized in its early horizons by rather crudely flaked lanceolate points that have been found associated with the bones of mammoth at two sites near Ixtapan in the Valley of Mexico and between the Clovis and Folsom horizons in a gravel pit near Portales, New Mexico.

The taphocenoses of this stage are contemporary with valley incisions.

It was "contemporary with character," Ms. Panzer said.

The Han era in China was contemporary with the Roman Empire in the west.

Skaldic poetry was contemporary with Eddaic poetry but differed from it in metre, diction, and style.

According to Lord Avebury, it is "contemporary with and as large as the first pyramid in Egypt".