The phrase "millennia of human" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a long period of time in which humans have existed or been active. Example: "The ancient ruins that we discovered in the desert have been buried for millennia of human history."
A high-level proposal to reduce western obligations to refugees risks the destruction of "a milestone of humanity" and would "renounce millennia" of human progress, two senior UN officials have said in separate interviews.
Millennia of human activity have left Portugal with only one-fourth of its area under woodland.
Since there are seven days in the week, they figure that God has ordained seven millennia of human existence.
Nietzsche's irony and Philosophies and literatures, together and apart, dominate the last two millennia of human thought.
Wadi Rum is home to rock paintings, engravings and archaeological remains that document millennia of human habitation, and it wears the scars of conflicts old and new.
Last month, the prime minister, Lars Lokke Rasmussen, called for an end to the UN 1951 refugee convention, a law created in the aftermath of the Holocaust – a suggestion the UN said would "renounce millennia" of human progress.
Being the corporeal embodiment of six millenniums of human history isn't easy, Mr. Qader said.
To span Algeria is to span several millenniums of human experience and a kaleidoscope of other-planetary landscapes.
And through most of the millenniums of human history, children connected with the living world by living directly in it.
In the last two millenniums of human colonization of the islands of the Pacific, some 2,000 species disappeared, nearly 20percentt of all the world's birds.
(Isherwood) 'THE GREAT AMERICAN ALL-STAR TRAVELING WAR MACHINE' The Irondale Ensemble Project in a frisky trot through a few millenniums of human conflict.
