Sentence examples for documented settlements from inspiring English sources

Smallpox was an infectious disease that plagued global health from the earliest documented settlements (1500 bce) through nearly the end of the 20th century (1 ).

The first documented settlement in Ashdod dates to the Canaanite culture of the 17th century BCE, making the city one of the oldest in the world.

In September, Jewish militants tried to assassinate Professor Zeev Sternhell, a supporter of Peace Now, which documents settlement construction.

Umba and Varzuga, the first documented permanent settlements of the Novgorodians, date back to 1466.

Israeli human rights groups have long documented the settlements' impacts on Palestinians, and much critical evidence is already on public record.

Also, there were well documented Jewish settlements in Sicily since early Roman times [ 46] and, coincidentally, half of the M1 lineages sampled in that island [ 47, 48] belong to the M1a cluster.

The Transylvanian region of Roșia Montană, where the mountains are situated, is rich in gold and silver, which unfortunately means that the people who make their money in precious metals want to raze the area to the ground, destroying the first documented human settlement in the country (which dates back to 131 BC) and over four miles of subterranean Roman galleries in the process.  .

The Transylvanian region of Roșia Montană, where the mountains are situated, is rich in gold and silver, which unfortunately means that the people who make their money in precious metals want to raze the area to the ground, destroying the first documented human settlement in the country (which dates back to 131 BC) and seven kilometres of subterranean Roman galleries in the process.  .

Unguja Ukuu (Juma 2004; see also Dembeni in the Comoros, Wright 1984) on Zanzibar Island dates to C.E. 500 900 and is the earliest documented coastal settlement with Early Tana Tradition (ETT Triangular Incised Ware (TIW) pottery.

But when their presence is documented through settlement profiles and family identification papers, it becomes clear that they are gainfully employed, contribute to the city's economy and are worthy of citizenship.

By documenting whole settlement patterns at Suta, in the Valley of Leyva between the 11th and 17th centuries, this paper analyzes the degree to which Muisca chiefs at Suta drew on ideas about the house to directly control the internal spatial organization of a whole settlement.