Sentence examples for dated from the earliest from inspiring English sources

Pictorial illustrations of the new land, some by convicts, also dated from the earliest years.

The tablinum (master's office) is decorated in especially fine Third Pompeian, or Egyptianizing, style, usually dated from the early empire to the earthquake.

The adoption of a merit system can usually be dated from the early 20th century, during the reform period of the muckrakers.

Wood charcoal and bone black had previously been characterized by this methodology in two colonial paintings dated from the early 18th century [12].

The basin fill has been estimated to be more than 600 m (Moribayashi and Maruo, 1980) and is dated from the early Pleistocene (Sakai, 2001).

Heriot-Watt University, dating from the earliest days of the Industrial Revolution, was one of the first of Britain's new technological universities.

The Aachen chapel's octagon was fairly widely imitated; the best-preserved examples are in Ottmarsheim (France) and Nijmegen (The Netherlands), both dating from the early 11th century.

The abbey was founded in AD620, but the current buildings date from the early 18th century.

The stolen paintings date from the early period of his work.

Some of these will date from the early days of modern dance.

The earliest lycophytes included Baragwanathia and Protolepidodendron, dating from the early Devonian Period.