Sentence examples for mentioned in the archives of from inspiring English sources

It is first mentioned in the archives of the ancient city of Ebla at the end of the 3rd millennium bce as the site of an important temple dedicated to the Near Eastern storm god Hadad.

In the mountains above Ragusa a number of Vlach tribes are mentioned in the archives of that city, and the original relationship between the inhabitants of the city of Ragusa and the nomadic Alpine representatives of the Roman provincials, who preserved a traditional knowledge of the old lines of communication throughout the peninsula explains the extraordinary development of the Ragusan commerce.

"It gave them something tangible instead of just theoretical," she said, recalling a mention in the archives of an employee who was told women need not apply for the job she wanted.

The maintenance of the naturalistic woodland framework was the most frequent concern mentioned in the local archives (33.3%, N=234).

His name is mentioned in the Portuguese Community of Amsterdam's archives between 1657 and 1673.

The Headless Monks were first mentioned in "The Time of Angels", added to that episode's script to help explain the monastic look of the Delirium Archive the Doctor and Amy were visiting.

The final result is a massive archive of latitude/longitude coordinates of the centroids of all of the locations mentioned in the television news broadcasts monitored by the Internet Archive over the past decade.

The Castellum Sancta Marini is mentioned in the Liber Pontificalis ("The Book of the Pontiffs") in 755; the oldest document in the republican archives mentions the abbot of San Marino in 885.

You can search the archives held in a particular repository or region, and the descriptions usually contain the names of any individuals or properties mentioned in the documents.

In the archive period Ebla had political and military dominance over the other Syrian city-states of northern and eastern Syria, which are mentioned in the tablets.

If you go back in the archives of the New York Times, the first mention of the MP3 isn't until November 1998.