Sentence examples for belong to the earliest from inspiring English sources

Human fossil remains that were excavated more than 100 years ago from the Mladec caves in Moravia, Czech Republic, belong to the earliest Europeans, according to a new study.

Among the many coins attributed to the early Pandyas, are a series of punch-marked coins made of silver and copper, that are considered to belong to the earliest period.

M. nemestrina and M. leonina belong to the earliest diverging group, the silenus group [22], [ 23; See Figure 6].

Ci and Cs are invertebrate chordates that belong to the earliest branch in the chordate phylum (subphylum: Urochordata).

Trypanosomatids probably belong to the earliest diverging branches of the eukaryotic lineage [ 4, 5] and are characterized by their unique set of molecular characteristics.

These protozoa belong to the earliest diverging branches of the eukaryotic evolutionary tree which have mitochondria, fact that reflects in the mitochondrial organization.

The oldest buildings in the city belong to the early Muslim period; they are not homogenous in construction or in ornamentation, however.

Most of these have stained-glass windows, paintings, and statues, many of which belong to the early 16th-century Troyes school of sculpture.

The film, bearing the subtitle "A New-England Folktale," is set around 1630, meaning that William and Katherine, whose heavy accents betray their roots in the North of England, belong to the early generation of settlers.

It was recovered in the lower levels of the Marnes Rouges Inférieures Formation, which belong to the early Maastrichtian epoch of the Late Cretaceous Period, ~ 70 million years ago.

So the latest coins in the hoard, of Western ruler Honorius (393 423) and his challenger Constantine III (407 11), can be demonstrated to belong to the earlier parts of their reigns as they correspond to the lifetime of the Eastern Emperor Arcadius, who died in 408.