Sentence examples for date from the fifth from inspiring English sources

On one hillside, a section of the old Kabul wall, which is said to date from the fifth century, designed to repel invaders and now partly in ruins, appears in profile like a row of jagged teeth.

A rectangular headstone of a tomb, one of many from the Tayma' or Teima oasis in the eastern region, is believed to date from the fifth or fourth century B.C.

Older still are the royal burial mounds about three miles outside the city center in Gamla Uppsala (Old Uppsala), shrouded in pagan mythology and thought to date from the fifth or sixth century.

They are typically made of stone -- lapis lazuli, agate, hematite, white marble, rock crystal -- and date from the fifth millennium B.C. to the second century A.D. Revered by scholars for what they tell about life in Mesopotamia, the seals are also prized by collectors for their beauty and for the special skill required to make them.

But they did offer a partial list of the items recovered by American investigators before the vaults were forced opened this week, including a vase reported to date from the fifth century B.C. and a broken statue of an Assyrian king from around 900 B.C.

These texts date from the third and second centuries BCE.

Most of these date from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Most of his works date from the second period.

Most of the ships with cargo date from the ninth to the eleventh century.

The books range in date from the seventeenth century to the beginning of the nineteenth.

Experts said the tomb appeared to date from the first half of the Han rule.