Sentence examples for deemed ancient from inspiring English sources

When they added these to eight breeds deemed ancient (older than 500 years) in other studies, what they found was that the dogs that were most genetically distinct were not from the places where the oldest archaeological and fossil evidence had been found.

They have indicated that, while some gene duplications deemed ancient predated the split between gymnosperms and angiosperms, some duplications have occurred more recently that are specific to the gymnosperm lineage (for example, [ 24]).

I discuss the state-led project in transforming the modern tea plantation for "restoring" a landscape deemed as "ancient tea forest" (guchalin) in Mangjing.

Genes presenting hits in prokaryotes or in nonplant eukaryotes (non-Embryophyta) were deemed as "ancient".

Thousands of them are fleeing from IS, which deems their ancient religion to be devil worship.

Marriage negotiations are forbidden during November, a period deemed "sacred" in ancient folklore by Zimbabwe's majority Shona tribe, to which Tsvangirai belongs.

Accounting is conceptualized as an integral part of the assemblage that formed the heavenly order deemed by the ancient Egyptians to underpin their world.

He was appalled when it began demolishing holy sites that it deemed heretical, especially an ancient Islamic shrine that was said to entomb the Biblical figure Jonah (who appears in the Koran as well as in the Old Testament).

The unidentified 20-year-old (shown with arrows pointing to unusual compressed skin folds) proved to be one of Ramesses's sons: He appeared to have been strangled (also evidenced in the scan by overinflated thorax) and buried with a goat skin, a pelt that ancient Egyptians deemed ritually impure and therefore a mark of dishonor befitting an assassin.

From the latter half of the 19th century it was rivalled by the Gothic revival, whose champions, such as Augustus Pugin, remembering the origins of Palladianism in ancient temples, deemed it too pagan for Protestant and Anglo-Catholic worship.

You can't stroll through Ying Zheng's underground palace in China but you can feast your eyes on a mesmerizing array of ancient artifacts deemed powerful enough to protect an Emperor in his afterlife.