Sentence examples for earliest representation of from inspiring English sources

The earliest representation of honey-collecting dates to around 13,000BC, a crude but tantalising cave painting from Valencia.

Gods "I think here we are face to face with the earliest representation of gods," said Schmidt, patting one of the biggest stones.

Said to be the earliest representation of Jesus, it was long thought to have been the direct impression made by his face when he wiped it on a linen towel.

The pre-Islāmic Persian reliefs at Ṭāq-e Bostān (c. ad 600) contain both the latest-known depiction of a horizontal angular harp and the earliest representation of the medieval angular harp of Persia (chang) and Arabic-speaking countries (junk).

Fig. 5 Left, book cover of Paul Riccius' (1516) Portae Lucis that depicts the earliest representation of a cabalistic "tree of life".

Found in a cave near Willendorf in Austria dating to 28,000 B.C., this striking image, most likely the earliest representation of mankind, is the primeval earth mother depicted with bulging feminine attributes, almost as if she were as rich and vast as nature itself.

They are thought to be among the earliest representations of black people in Europe.

The earliest representations of the bow come from North Africa from 30,000 to 15,000 bc.

The very earliest representations of the cross in the Coptic church thus took the form of the living palm.

As Diane Miliotes, art historian and curator of the show, points out, Deportación a la Muerte is one of the earliest representations of the Holocaust, perhaps the first, to be published.

He gave no details on how the statue -- known as the Sumerian Mona Lisa and said to be one of the earliest representations of the human face -- was recovered.