Examples of using Dated back in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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The recent examinations have shown that the Impaler's“grave” from the monastery contains only a few horse bones dated back in Neolithic and not the real remains of the Wallachia prince.
Archaeologists used radiocarbon dating to determine that the pearl dated back to between 5800 and 5600 BC.
Another part of the Facebook investigation found fake accounts targeting Middle East users that dated back to 2011, and included a page with more than 800,000 followers.
which were dated back to approximately 110,000 years BC.
In the skirts of the town was found one of the earliest Thracian silver coins dated back to 5th c.
though the idea of a museum for the railways infrastructure dated back to 1924.
that the earliest greeting cards dated back to Germany in the 1400s?
other minor documents that dated back to the Roman period.
Spectacular live wallpaper of an antique golden clock mechanism dated back to the end of the XIX century.
found many of footprints dated back to 13,000 years ago.
Shen Nung's herbal book(dated back approximately to 2700 BC) contains detailed information on over 300 plants and their uses.
Application of AI to the gaming industry can be dated back to 1956 by Arthur Samuel's checkers program.
The layer Schliemann had uncovered dated back to the Mycenaean Age,
The earliest historical evidence for the existence of the Osenovlashki Monastery was found in a Gospel dated back to 1511, and from another official document from 1554.
athletics can be dated back almost two thousand years in ancient Greece.
athletics can be dated back almost two thousand years in ancient Greece.
One of the most interesting findings is a bronze statue of a wild boar in real size, dated back to the second half of IV century BC.
Among the architectural monuments stands the church of“St. Paraskeva“, dated back to 1836, as well as the Religious School.
That specimen dated back at least 40,000 years,
The European standard population used for the standardisation of crude rates dated back to 1976 and so it was necessary to adapt it to changes in the age-structure of the EU population that had occurred since the mid-1970s.