For historical background and detailed dates, see Egypt, history of.
The advent of radiocarbon dating enabled even more detailed dates to be established and refuted earlier theories that the chambered tombs of Orkney had developed from similar structures found in the Eastern Mediterranean, such as those built by the Minoans, when it became clear that the former pre-dated the latter by a considerable margin.
The data were realized through a questionnaire that included questions on marriage and reproductive histories, of which detailed dates of birth of all women and their children were collected.
Four different flocks were monitored on farm A, and two flocks each on farms B and C, amounting to a total of eight different rearing cycles under study between July 2011 and July 2012 with detailed dates shown in Table 1.
It would, therefore, be extremely useful to have such an efficient, cost-effective and reliable analytical method to screen potential material and optimise sample selection for further detailed dating and climate-reconstruction labwork.
For the same reasons - and the lack of mitogenomic data - we would not consider a more detailed dating of the westward movement reliable as it is based on the presence of only a P1e sublineage and the lack of P1d1 in East Timor as termini ante resp.
The survey, the most detailed to date on the public response to weather extremes, comes atop other polling showing a recent uptick in concern about climate change.
While some details of the College Board's plan have been provided in recent months as the board moved to revamp the test, those proposed today to members of the university Board of Regents were the most detailed to date.
Perhaps, the first one and the most detailed to date is the case study prepared by Petri et al. ([2002]) that computed quasi-fiscal activities in gas and electricity sectors being equal to 6.5%% of GDP in 2000.
