Sentence examples for earliest records of from inspiring English sources

The earliest records of extensive trading networks in the world are from the Egyptian, Phoenician, Greek, and Roman civilizations.

The earliest records of such paths have been found around some springs near Jericho and date from about 6000 bc.

The earliest records of the painting indicate it was painted in the 1530s and was first bought by Antonio and Cesare Averoldi.

The most interesting strand in Reiss's book is her cultural history, which suggests that "from the earliest records of civilization, humans have felt a deep affinity with dolphins".

The earliest records of Buddhism are not textual but inscriptional, in the famous edicts of the Mauryan emperor Aśoka, who reigned c. 269 232 bc.

Because the earliest records of the order were destroyed by fire, it is difficult for historians to be certain of its original purposes, the significance of its emblem, and the origin of the order's motto.

The earliest record of the magnetic compass in Europe (1187) is followed within a century by the earliest record of a sea chart.

He reckons it represents nothing less than the earliest record of the human imagination.

These rocks contain the earliest record of abundant and varied life-forms.

The earliest record of a bandy club, Bury Fen in England, dates to 1813.

Max Hill QC, a former chairman of the CBA, said the earliest record of barristers was at Lincoln's Inn in 1466.