Sentence examples for the earliest well from inspiring English sources

Although village life is known for prehistoric peoples throughout the Americas, some of the earliest well studied villages are found in South America.

Google Flu Trends (GFT) was among the earliest well known examples of digital epidemiology, leveraging symptomatic search queries for the purpose of syndromic tracking of influenza-like illnesses (Ginsberg et al., 2009).

The earliest well documented case of HIV in a human dates back to 1959 in the Congo.

The earliest well-attested archaeological site in the Americas is Monte Verde, Chile (c. 10,500 bce); Paleo-Indians must have journeyed through (or along the coast of) Middle America sometime earlier in order to reach Monte Verde by that date.

The earliest well-preserved example of Doric architecture is the Temple of Hera at Olympia, built soon after 600 bc.

Ardipithecus is one of the earliest well-documented examples that resembles what would be expected in the most recent common ancestor of humans and African apes.

The earliest well-defined cultures in the New World have been placed by radiocarbon dating at about 9000 to 10,000 bc.

It was the date and location of the primate's skeleton that tantalized: Scientists marveled at the age of the fossil, the earliest well-preserved specimen so far, and the fact that it was found in Asia.

Such seems to have been the case for H. sapiens in that the earliest well-documented members of our species appear to have behaved in broadly the same manner as Neanderthals for many tens of thousands of years.

In the first place, the earliest well-documented colonial operations were small-scale affairs, too small to make much difference to the situation of the sending community (the "metropolis," or mother city).

A nearly complete skeleton of a tiny, ancient primate — one that weighed no more than an ounce, had a tail longer than its body and would fit in the palm of your hand — is the earliest well-preserved fossil primate ever found, dating back some 55 million years and dialing back the fossil record for primates by an impressive eight million years, a research team declared on Wednesday.