Sentence examples for dated to the time of from inspiring English sources
Thirteen years ago scientists, including one who had investigated whether Napoleon died of arsenic poisoning and whether the paint on the Shroud of Turin dated to the time of Jesus, tested strands of Beethoven's hair and ruled out syphilis as the cause of death.
Indeed archaeology has been a main, if not the main, contributor to the construction of a Greek national identity, an on-going project including instances such as the internationally sensational discovery of a tomb allegedly dated to the time of Alexander the Great in 2014.
During a religious revival in Mexico in the late 19th century, preachers declared that the foundation of Mexico could be dated to the time of the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe, because she freed the people from idolatry and reconciled the Spanish and indigenous peoples in a common devotion.
A study of the remains of a human settlement located in southern Africa and dated to the time of the eruption suggests that some areas of Earth with a plentiful food supply may have served as refuges for human beings in the years following the eruption.
Twenty-seven towerewere dated to the time of the Old Kingdom, but only four were inhabited during the chaotic period after it.
Believed to have belonged to a wealthy Jewish aristocrat or even a priest, the mansion has been dated to the time of Jesus, about 2,000 years ago.
San José Mogote shows evidence of Olmec trade and contacts dating to the time of San Lorenzo.
The nearby Modjadji Forest is full of rare cycads, fern-like trees that date to the time of the dinosaurs.
The strangely shaped rocks are eroded out of entrada sandstone, a reddish rock that dates to the time of the dinosaurs and underlies much of south-east Utah.
