10th century bcの例文

• At the beginning of the 10th century BC the city was under Assyrian control.
• From the 10th century BC onwards, Assyria fought for control of the southern Levant.
• From the late 10th century BC, it once more began to assert itself internationally.
• In the 10th century BC, Hiram I, king of Tyre, joined two islets by landfill.
• The team uncovered what seems to be a sizeable 10th century BC necropolis under the forum.
• She is thought to have been born on 5 January, sometime in the 10th century BC.
• She supposedly lived in the 10th century BC.
• This site is dated to the early 10th century BC, the period of the biblical King David.
• The city reached great prominence in the 11th and 10th centuries BC as a part of Assyria.
• The earliest surviving evidence of rhyming is the Chinese Shi Jing ( ca . 10th century BC ).
• These variants, such as the Kreuznach type and Reisen type, were found in the 12th to 10th centuries BC.
• Iron working was introduced to Greece in the late 10th century BC . The earliest marks of Celtic expansion.
• Epic India is traditionally placed around early 10th century BC and later on from the Sanskrit epics of Sanskrit literature.
• These discoveries can be linked to the megalithic civilization flourished in Kerala between the 10th century BC and 5th century AD.
• 11th-10th century BC _ David and the Israelites capture Jerusalem from the Jebusites and declare it their capital and religious center.
• The scale of tenth-century mining on the site is regarded as evidence of a strong, centralized 10th century BC Edomite kingdom.
• Suhi II, son of Astuwalamanza, was a probably late 10th century BC ruler of Carchemish bearing the titles ruler and country-lord.
• The Israelite nation was divided into two kingdoms from about the 10th century BC-Judah in the south, Israel in the north.
• The village dates back to before the 10th century BC . Central to the village are the ruins of Wycoller Hall.
• Their origins can be directly traced from that of Canegrate and to the so-called Proto-Golasecca culture ( 12th-10th centuries BC ).