Its Kunsthistorisches Museum, with holdings extending from antiquity through the great German, Italian, and Dutch masters, contains one of the world's premier collections.
It is a conversation that extends from antiquity to the present, the story of western civilisation as told by its art and objects.
Despite all the marketing and mythologizing about bloodlines extending backward into antiquity, many canine breeds are relatively modern and man-made.
The history of the area extends back into antiquity, as many local monuments of Achaemenid and Sāsānid origin demonstrate e.g., the rock carvings at Bīsitūn and Tāg-e Bostān.
The history of process philosophy extends far into antiquity, both in Eastern and Western thought.
Informal case reports serve a useful purpose within the discourse of homeopathy but are unconvincing from even a liberal scientific perspective, being retrospective, memory dependent, partial and lacking in external confirmation (see Table 1) The FCS is founded in an historical context of case-based research that extends back to antiquity.
His most enduring work, A Pagan Poem for piano and orchestra (1906; after an eclogue of Virgil), uses extended harmonies to evoke pagan antiquity.
The retention of pseudogenized copies of three EMP genes (AMEL, AMBN, ENAM) in Chrysemys is perhaps surprising given the antiquity of tooth loss in turtles and the extended time window for large-scale deletions and/or rearrangements to erase or scramble the genomic instructions for enamel production in this edentulous taxon.
His erudition ultimately extended to all fields of Slavic literature, language, history, and antiquities.
In architecture, sculpture, and painting, Sri Lanka's traditions extend far back into antiquity.
