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When agriculture was introduced much later, the first farms were situated along the coast in close proximity to fishery resources.
Perception 6 Playful Science Much later I did experiments in the laboratory
Much later, he met Yrse,
When the Arabs conquered the region much later, their name for the river became Guadalete(River Lethe, in Arabic).
It wasn't until much later that I knew that at that point,
Much later, after the Spanish Armada in 1588,
The second is the much later British, lead-glazed pottery that was first produced under the name Palissy Ware in the mid-19th century.
At a much later period, but probably relying on older sources,
But there were other adventures which, for reasons of discretion,""I have decided to withhold from the public until this much later date.
It has been suggested that the stele was made much later, perhaps in the Twenty-Fifth Dynasty 747-656 BCE.
According to an alternative theory by Robertson and Houston, Huastecan stayed in the Guatemalan highlands with speakers of Ch'olan-Tzeltalan, separating from that branch at a much later date than proposed by Kaufman.
Much later, Munitus was bitten by a snake while hunting with his father in Thrace and died.
According to an alternative theory by Robertson and Houston, Huastecan stayed in the Guatemalan highlands with speakers of Chʼolan-Tzeltalan, separating from that branch at a much later date than proposed by Kaufman.
have appeared much later, they usually do not use for serious predictions.
talked him into having it copyrighted to protect the material much later.
most of what is known of him comes from a much later time.[18].
Many Roman cemeteries continued into much later times, such as that at Cannington, Somerset.
in a block that much later became the discovery place of the Balder Field.
The area also contained sanctuaries of Horus, Bastet, and much later, it became associated with Isis.
Christianity first appeared in the early 9th century, but only became dominant much later, in the 10th or 11th century.
