Sentence examples for early civilisation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the really fascinating thing about the Minecraft phenomenon is how the community has developed like an early civilisation, with players gradually testing the boundaries of the world together before forming their own rulesets, narratives and explanations.

I know that there's a difference between the received story, not just in the press but in TV, and what was really going on". "I think that in the beginning, there were a lot of female gods in early civilisation because men thought that women just gave birth by magic, whenever they felt like it.

NARRATOR: In every early civilisation it was the same.

A husband and wife team of archaeologists, they've found the tell-tale signs of battle in every early civilisation.

NARRATOR: Archaeologists examined each early civilisation in turn searching for clues as to why they'd suddenly appeared and again and again they found they had many things in common.

Every early civilisation is littered with pottery, even Casma, but not this one, so they looked for something else you'd expect to find in a civilisation: metal tools, but the only tools they found were made not of metal but stone.

The surprisingly fun and well presented Hull and East Riding Museum takes you through early civilisations to the present.

"The discoveries are challenging long-held assumptions about the Amazon as a Hobbesian place where only small primitive tribes could ever have existed, and about the limits the environment placed on the rise of early civilisations".

"The discoveries are challenging long-held assumptions about the Amazon as a Hobbesian place where only small primitive tribes could ever have existed, and about the limits the environment placed on the rise of early civilisations". Many scientists saw the jungle as too harsh to sustain anything but small nomadic tribes.

Maggot therapy dates back to early civilisations.

He aroused my interest in the ancient world and in early civilisations.