August 18 , 1913 will remain the historical date of the apotheosis of modern Greece, symbolized in the person of the conquering monarch.
The relatively extensive distribution of hardwood patches at the historical date probably resulted from earlier fire, selective logging, and grazing.
Patch turnover and fragmentation was high, with most patches present at the historical date disappearing by the present-day.
The tablets, according to André Parrot, "brought about a complete revision of the historical dating of the ancient Near East and provided more than 500 new place names, enough to redraw or even draw up the geographical map of the ancient world".
In general, the presence of a dam shifts the optimal spawning date to a later time, such that offspring would emerge on the historical date despite their accelerated development.
Specifically, three factors contributed to the range of selective pressures reported in Fig. 6: (i) the thermal effects of dams; (ii) the historical date of spawning; and (iii) the relationship between emergence and survivorship.
In a country where open political debate is out of the question, historical dates become highly charged; this one more so than most because it is the anniversary of the day in 1911 when a Chinese republic was proclaimed by Sun Yat-sen, whose mantle today is claimed by both the Communist Party in Beijing and the ruling Kuomintang (KMT) in Taipei.
Second, the team used a mathematical modeling approach called Bayesian statistics to compare the patterns in the radiocarbon and historical dates and come up with the most likely correlation between them.
The walls on the staircase leading to the basement have important historical dates leading one back to 1600, before the arrival of Europeans, when, as the murals depict, the island of Manhattan was wild forest.
