The manufacture of tweed in the Hebrides is historically of ancient origin.
Historically, an ancient tree the Midland Oak, 2 miles (3 km) to the east traditionally marked the centre of England.
Sparta, Modern Greek Spartí, historically Lacedaemon, ancient capital of the Laconia district of the southeastern Peloponnese, southwestern Greece.
Influenza is historically an ancient disease that causes annual epidemics and, at irregular intervals, pandemics.
Historically, the ancient Sinhalese of Anuradhapura and in other cities around Sri Lanka used the monsoon winds to power furnaces as early as 300 BCE.
Historically, the ancient Egyptians had words for the skull, brain, vertebrae, spinal fluid, and meninges and had described unconsciousness, quadriparesis, hemiparesis, and dementia [ 4].
One reason Hanoi is so development-friendly is that outside of the very small historically-protected "Ancient Quarter" (pho co), there are effectively no legal tools with which any urban dweller can block their neighbour from doing anything they want to with their property.
Historically, religion, both ancient and modern, embraces both primitive religious practices and the aesthetically and symbolically refined worship of the more technologically progressive and literate human communities.
But Dr. Lekson insists that archaeology can advance only by pushing beyond the Popperian ideal, trying to make sense of all the data with plausible accounts of what was happening historically in the ancient Southwest.
