Sentence examples for dated to the middle of from inspiring English sources

Commentaries and subcommentaries on them which contain many narratives, including (for the first time) a complete biography of the Buddha were attributed by the tradition of the Mahavihara monastic lineage in Sri Lanka (and thence mainland Southeast Asia) to named individuals who are usually dated to the middle of the 1st millennium ce.

Thomas dissents from the assumptions underlying both interpretations, pointing out that Cook's growing distance from his crew (which he links to the pressures arising from Cook's ambiguous social position) can be dated to the middle of the admired second voyage, not the third, while fewer indigenous people were killed on the third voyage before Cook's death than in either of the two earlier ones.

The pit in the barracks has been dated to the middle of the 3rd Century, when the Fourth Cohort of Gauls formed the garrison.

Sample 1 was dated to the middle of the Nara period (around 750 A.D). on the basis of the presence of many copper particles originating from the bronze blast furnace used in the construction of the Nara Daibutsu (Ishino 2004).

Dated to the middle of the Jurassic Period, about 160 million years ago, the crow-sized pterosaur possessed a head and neck characteristic of the more-advanced pterodactyloids, whereas its remaining skeletal features were very similar to those found in more-primitive rhamphorhynchoid pterosaurs.

Implicit references to Homer and quotations from the poems date to the middle of the 7th century bce.

The state is still trying to get money from five corporations that were involved in the mine, dating to the middle of the last century.

Use of the term caste to characterize social organization in South Asia, particularly among the Hindus, dates to the middle of the 16th century.

The gas reservoir is a reef limestone that dates to the middle of the Miocene Epoch (some 16 million to 11 million years ago).

Dating to the middle of the third millennium B.C., the dessert was typically served as an offering to the gods or as part of a festive occasion.

Lluc is the only known specimen of Anoiapithecus brevirostris, a species that dates to the middle of the Miocene Epoch (roughly 11.9 million years ago).