Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Fertile crescent in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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might these otherworldly visitors have created mankind here, in the Fertile Crescent, where civilization historically started more than 5,000 years ago.
the lessons look increasingly applicable to the entire Fertile Crescent.
One may argue that the word Syria is derived from Assyria--and a good case may be made for that position--but surely that does not transform geographical Syria and the predominantly Aramean inhabitants of the Fertile Crescent into Assyrians.
The Middle East or the Fertile Crescent is considered the“Cradle of Civilization” because it was where our nomadic ancestors became sedentary
Until some priests cast a spell to bind them away Oh, yes. who enslaved half the Fertile Crescent, and a time without a time.
As the Fertile Crescent became a barren desert,
Yes. who enslaved half the Fertile Crescent, and a time without a time. until some priests cast a spell to bind them away According to the tablet, they were ancient warriors in“a place without a place.
known as the Fertile Crescent.
my presence was felt from North Africa to the Fertile Crescent- but I barely exist today.
Syria is part of the Fertile Crescent, and since approximately 10,000 BCE it was one of the centers of Neolithic culture(PPNA)
A decade-long drought had scorched the Fertile Crescent, and Israel's largest source of freshwater, the Sea of Galilee,
And that, according to the authors of“Climate Change in the Fertile Crescent and Implications of the Recent Syrian Drought,” a 2015 paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, was the tinder that burned Syria to the ground.
the Anasazi, Fertile Crescent society, Angor Wat,
the Anasazi, Fertile Crescent society, Angor Wat,
wheat in the fertile crescent, yams in West Africa.
First,“Confusion in Western usage between Syria for the western part of the Fertile Crescent, and Assyria for the ancient land east of the Euphrates”;
Frye wrote of the omnipresence of the Aramean people:“All around the Fertile Crescent from the twelfth century BC Aramaic-speaking nomads infiltrated
wheat in the fertile crescent, yams in West Africa.
And bread is still the staple food in these countries, Although wheat has its origins here the Fertile Crescent is no longer the bread basket it once was.
According to the tablet, they were ancient warriors and a time without a time. who enslaved half the Fertile Crescent, until some priests cast a spell to bind them away Oh, yes.